Why be "Normal" when you can be Amazing..

I'm Jenny :) 34. Enjoys life.. Green. Loves Travelling & Nature. Geek. Hippy. Forest Spirit. Adventuring.

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Winton Kidd (twitter)

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maybell.eequay

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Kanto Starter Pokemon Japanese Ukiyo-e Style Artwork made by Lanipuna

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One Summer's Day

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can’t wait to be a 40 year old woman who’s healed from her trauma and loves going grocery shopping and lives with lifelong but manageable mental illness. and gives people nice presents on their birthdays. and I’m looking forward to being 75 and sitting on the porch in the summer when the sun is shining.

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Images that speak for themselves. By Eugenia Melamud watercolor_zhenya

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By mushroom_momma on ig

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Artist Anastasia Trusova explores the fields of Europe with her landscape paintings, which are overflowing with intense colors.

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George Barbier (1882-1932)

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sometimes you just have to. just have to stand in a ray of light and be warm for a minute

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just a reminder that there’s so much more that we still don’t know about ourselves and that’s what makes life so beautiful. next year you could find your next favorite musician or fall in love with someone you haven’t even met yet. you might see a new shade of green that will become your new favorite color or you could become obsessed with a new food that you thought you once hated. we change as life goes on. we grow as life changes. our experiences shape us into a new person. it’s beautiful.

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“She didn’t need to be saved. She needed to be found and appreciated for exactly who she was.”

— j. iron word

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If you guys are able, consider donating to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women database.

“In the US, murder is the third-leading cause of death among American Indian women, the rate of rape on some reservations can be ten times higher than the national average, and Native women and girls are highly overrepresented in cases of missing persons (for example, in Montana, Native people make up 8% of the state population, and yet 40% of the state’s missing girls are Native). A complex maze of jurisdictional policies and institutionalized violence means much of this violence is not only not addressed, but not documented.”