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BeYOUtiful

[sentimentalbeing2001]

The practice of gratitude in every scenario is a lifesaver

[aidashakur]

[thcartierrug]

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[redrola]

[lovewanttimetopause]

[idavinge]

[garfield-lasagna]

[raysofthesun]

[redrola]

[inloveforevr-deactivated2025041]

I think growing up is reconnecting w younger you and digging off the dirt from your intuition. Remember when u are a child and everything seems so clear as day. U know u like a certain teacher. U know u want to paint with a certain colour. U know u are craving sweets and u kick up a fuss to your parents. You know that you are sad and to feel better you watch your favourite tv show. It’s about reconnecting w that part..and don’t worry it hasn’t ran off. You just have to sharpen your listening. You are full of wisdom. Your body will tell you everything. Sit still and you will find your answer

[inloveforevr-deactivated2025041]

Adulthood is learning how 2 like someone healthily. That means not fixating on their every move. That means living your life to the fullest. That also means liking yourself . It means accepting any anxieties and worries that will inevitably come up. And giving yourself self compassion and being kind to yourself. Especially if you’ve been through very tough experiences before. Baby steps ❤️

[ondadecha]

[the-youthclub]

[og2002femme]

[deadpoetwilde]

not 2 sound whiny but i wish more attention was given to the importance of art and literature and philosophy and other humanities again so they'll return to being a really great part of what shapes a decade or an era instead of being seen as useless because they don't fit into the capitalist ideal of a productive society

[redrola]