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[parentless-suggestions]

A parent should never tell their young child no one will ever love them

[parentless-suggestions]

I feel so torn. I don’t want to hate the people who abused and neglected me my whole life, and I don’t know why. but at the same time I’m so angry at them for so much all the time, and I feel so guilty and I know if they knew they’d just make me feel worse. I hate it and I don’t know what to feel or how to stop feeling bad about it all

[goodreadss]

used to think anyone doing anything weird was weird. Now I know that it is the people that call others weird that are weird.

Paul McCartney (via goodreadss)

[goodreadss]

Everyone has their weak spot. The one thing that, despite your best efforts, will always bring you to your knees, regardless of how strong you are otherwise.

Sarah Dessen, Lock and Key (via goodreadss)

[destroymylife]

[preventive]

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[disabilityhealth]

You don’t have to smile all of the time if you don’t feel like it. Let yourself express what you really feel so that when the time comes, you’ll smile naturally.

[destroymylife]

[preventive]

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[mimibtsghost]

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[naturaekos]

[se1fcare-deactivated20181009]

[understands]

[naturaekos]

[cwote]

don’t be afraid to make a change that makes you happy :))

[nightaes-deactivated20200504]

I just had a thought, Taehyung would make such lovely lullabies for his children

[lezbee]

don’t eat don’t eat don’t eat.

breathe. distract yourself. drink some water. your cravings will pass, and you’ll be so glad you didn’t give in.

just don’t eat.

[liba-ita]

“You change my world, every day you’re alive.”

— The World You Want by Switchfoot (via imm0dicus)

[poeticsofdeath]

It seems to me sometimes that I do not really exist, but that I merely imagine I exist. The thing that I have the greatest difficulty in believing in, is my own reality. I am constantly getting outside myself, and as I watch myself act I cannot understand how a person who acts is the same as the person who is watching him act, and who wonders in astonishment and doubt how he can be an actor and a watcher at the same moment.

André Gide, The Counterfeiters (1925)