[starslike-lullabies]

why do i still feel like i am still not good enough for you? (check me out on instagram)

[the-suicide-effect]

“Anxiety is always feeling like something is out of place and when you can’t find what it is…you start to think it’s you”

-the suicide effect

[retrogradeszn-deactivated202109]

reminder: the people in your life don't hate you, stop pushing them away. you are worthy of love whether you believe it or not. let them love you. 🧿

[everythingfox]

A little slice of Heaven

[animatedtext]

[animatedtext]

[thoughtkick]

“I need to stop fantasizing about running away to some other life and start figuring out the one I have.”

— Holly Black

[remanence-of-love]

[emotionalwords]

[letterstopoets-deactivated20230]

“If you don’t align your expectations, you will end up demanding from the other person something they never said they were willing to give you.”

— Gustavo Galhardo

[somecutething]

This is Tito, he has an unsourced post going around Tumblr, and honestly hes so proud of his work, I feel like he needs the credit! 

(via TitoTheRaccoon)

[thoughtkick]

“Isn’t it scary knowing that any time could be the last time you talk to someone?”

— (via emptystic)

[letterstopoets-deactivated20230]

“Loneliness does not come from having no people about one, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself, or from holding certain views which others find inadmissible.”

— Carl Gustav Jung

[thoughtkick]

“There’s really no shortcut to forgetting someone. You just have to endure missing them everyday until you don’t anymore.”

— Unknown

[letterstopoets-deactivated20230]

“Mind-wandering is an excellent predictor of people’s happiness. In fact, how often our minds leave the present and where they tend to go is a better predictor of our happiness than the activities in which we are engaged. The ability to think about what is not happening is a cognitive achievement that comes at an emotional cost. A human mind is a wandering mind, and a wandering mind is an unhappy mind.”

— Killingsworth and Gilbert, Harvard University’s researchers about the correlation between mind wandering and happiness

[poems-and-word]

Poems & Words

[poems-and-word]

Poems & Words