Anything And Everything

posting up what's in my mind and in my heart

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Gorgeous Dresses & Details

Double Portrait, by Alexander Roslin (1718-1793) l Portrait of Madame Pompadour, by François Boucher (1703-1770) l Portrait of Princess Maria Luisa of Parma, by Laurent Pêcheux (1729-1821) l Portrait of Marie Leszczinska, by Charles-André van Loo (1705-1765) l Portrait of Princess Sophie Friederike, by Georg David Matthieu (1737-1778) l Portrait of María Hahn, by Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta (1841-1920)

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"It's okay to lose.

Losing makes you see that you have the capacity to be more than what you are now."

- Clarisse L.

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"You can't teach your heart to always be soft in a world that's gonna violate it."

- Clarisse L.

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" Courage is like a diamond, forged under pressure. Strength is a heart made impregnable."

- Clarisse L.

[sericumeum]

art & symbolism: women dressed in pink

seduction, tenderness, femininity, youth, sweetness

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The Luxe goals

I've been dreaming of getting an Hermes kelly bag or a Dior diorever bag but my god it's simply expensive. The level of exlusiveness that these luxe items have is too top tier for me it breaks my heart.

For now I can only wish and dream...

[floralls]

by  Cole Keister

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It’s not too late!

For those who has a lot of “what if’s” in their life, I suggest to turn it into “Why not?” because by doing so it now encourages you to do more and go beyond. Instead of hesitating go seize the moment! Life is pretty much unpredictable and short that’s why hesitating and simply not living life to the fullest is like not living at all.  

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Is school really cool?

Been thinking a lot about school lately and how it can really fuck someone up. I know everyone wants to be successful and all that but with how our education system works, I don’t think its turning us into the best version of ourselves. 

Sure some end up being great and having amazing jobs by being a great student and because they are so smart but what about those that are a different kind of smart? those who are smart outside the walls of school? those who dare explore than simply read what is laid out on their textbooks? those who challenge the way an educational institution try to cut a students mind into the shape they want it to be?