Love yourself, kiddo. You've got to love yourself.

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[ashtoniousrex]

backstories to random gifs are my favorite thing and they need to continue

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Let the depth of your struggles proclaim your success, let your dreams surmise those about to come.

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I will never forgive them for cutting out this scene.

[mytamakomysookee]

Tumblr app doesn’t show this gif set but I already know what it is. No need to hesitate to reblog.

[midoriko-sama]

And he did this just before a road trip, stuck in the car with his parents asking what he was thinking.

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The look of utter defiance Dudley gives Vernon as he steps over the fence though 

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[2treehill]

how do you get a nice body without moving

[childmagazine]

by learning to love yourself

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wow

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[funnystories]

funny story

when i was in first grade i thought that once you turned 100 you died. we were going over number places in class one day, and my teacher wrote the number 99 on the board and asked us what that number means, looking for the answer, “there’s a nine it the ten’s place and a nine in the one’s place.” but six year old me raised my hand and said, in all seriousness, “it means that on your next birthday you’ll die.”

[thecommonchick]

I need a friend that’ll hype me up just like Damn Daniel’s friend does

[safeguards]

Would I rather be feared or loved? Easy, both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me.

Michael Scott (via safeguards)

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Amazing what can happen in a year.

March 2015:

My mom was submitted to the hospital. Her battle with alcoholism was coming to an end, and she was losing. I can remember how she looked in that hospital bed like it was yesterday. Weak and yellow-skinned, her body was completely shutting down and I really thought this was the end. Our family doctor put his foot down and told her that she had no choice but to change her life, to realize what a poison alcohol was to her, or she was going to die. My family was exhausted and hanging by a thread. I remember mentally preparing myself to say goodbye, and thought about how life was going to be without a mother.

March 2016:

This month marks a full year of her sobriety. I am completely blown away by the progress she has made, and she’s done it almost all by herself. She fought and pulled herself out of this disease. Our lives have done a complete 180, and it’s hard to put into words how proud I am of her. I finally know how fulfilling it is to have a healthy relationship with my mom. Here’s to many more years. It’s never too late to change your life.