Rabbit Ears.

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Inverno, Roma ©Tiziana Loiacono

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And like the moon, we must go through phases of emptiness to feel full again.

Excerpt #148  (via thatkindofwoman)

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Costume Party, New York, Photo by Mary Ellen Mark, 2002

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Kaori Nakamura (former principal dancer with Pacific Northwest Ballet) (x)

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Love someone who is kinder to you than you are to yourself.

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Oct. 12 “Running Foxes” by Yetzenia Leiva Gouache and Ink on Paper About this fox: One Fox. Two Fox. I noticed that I illustrated a single fox as the subject of my drawings and I thought, why not two? Maybe tomorrow I’ll paint three?

#octfox — For the month of October, I’m making fox art. Mostly because foxes are my favorite animal. I’m very inspired by the creature and their representation in art and literature. I’ve been called the fox painter because I’ve made more then few works of art with a fox. This month, I want to challenge myself and make something everyday. Print Available: http://www.redbubble.com/people/yetzenialeiva/works/16869112-running-foxes?c=434810-october-foxes update: Thanks for the feature! To clear up any confusion, I’ve legally changed my name from Yetzenia Leiva to Yana Yakubchik - My art is still available on the link provided above, I just have a different name associated with it.  You can also check out my art on my instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/yy.art908/ 

[herrabbitears]

Decide what you love and sacrifice to do it. Don't expect to be as good as other people at everything. Find a way to satisfy some of your emotional needs through your alone time or your hobbies or your work. It's hard to be a good friend or a good partner or a good parent if you don't know how to address your own needs first and foremost. If you don't know what you want or need or how to satisfy your emotions, then you have to figure that out. That needs to be a top priority. But above all, don't model yourself on other people, based on some scoldy voice in your head. You might be obsessed with being amazingly well dressed precisely because, at some level, you know that's not really you. What's ironic is that sometimes we fixate on the things that we just don't give a shit about when push comes to shove. It's just another way of hating ourselves for who we actually are! I think letting go is a giant part of getting your shit together. Knowing who you are and what you care about, and being unafraid to show THAT person with THOSE priorities to the world, is everything.

Heather Havrilesky