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[irreleventblue]

[fyhyunah]

Hyuna & E’Dawn at TRIPLE H’s first fansign event at Yeongdeungpo Times Square / 170511 © dazzlingyou - do not edit or remove credit

[fyeahpentagon]

170511 Triple H Yeongdeungpo Fansign Event Like A Heaven | Do not edit

[khjdata]

170510 ♡ triple h “199x” concept photos

[pen1ag0n]

170511 fansign; ©LIKE A HEAVEN, do not edit or crop

[psychofactz]

[a-flightlxss-bird]

I thought I recovered, it seems like I’m getting worse.

[wildeuphoric-deactivated2021051]

boom crack the sound of my back

[lalalalaqueen]

People: Just be comfortable in your own skin!

Me: The skin isn't the problem. I'm uncomfortable in my skeletal structure

[wildeuphoric-deactivated2021051]

boom crack the sound of my back

[johnedmundmulaneys]

shout out to girls with scoliosis

shout out to girls with scoliosis who’s backs constantly hurt no matter how they sit, stay or lay

shout out to girls with scoliosis who’ve had to wear backbraces that make them feel awkward and out of place. and are also really hot sweaty and uncomfortable

shout out to girls scoliosis who have been called deformed, made fun of for their posture, been called a hunchback etc

shout out to girls with scoliosis who feel super self conscious wearing anything that shows their back because of their scars and/or the curve of their spine

shout out to girls with scoliosis who sometimes exert themselves a little more physically than they should because they’re scared to ask for help since society conditions us to think asking for help makes us weak.

WE’RE STRONG AND BEAUTIFUL AND AWESOME. WE NEED TO REMEMBER THAT EVEN THOUGH OTHERS DON’T WANT US TO BELIEVE IT

[noeliaandres]

the truth.

[thescratchedlens]

The Scratched Lens: Photographing Syria: Bassam Khabieh

Reuters Slideshow: http://www.reuters.com/news/picture/photographing-syria-bassam-khabieh?articleId=USRTSAIOA

[sunsoakedthoughts]

It dawned on me this morning that prioritizing self-care is a radical notion in our society. I find this incredibly disturbing- both the fact that it’s true in the first place, and that it’s taken me this long to realize it. We are taught to work hard, to succeed and to achieve, but what nobody’s told is to step back and breathe. Because taking a day off is lazy and unprofessional, finishing homework is more important than finishing a meal, and good grades are better than a good night’s sleep. Today I told a friend not to worry about the messages she didn’t reply to because she’d had a panic attack. I should never have had to tell her that. I should never have to tell someone not to feel guilty about taking care of themselves. I should not have to remind myself every single day to treat myself with kindness. I should not be writing this poem. But here I am, writing it anyway.

this shouldn’t need to be said // c.r.h. (via carpelanoche)

[thoughts-memories]

[pickleston]

[lalalalaqueen]

sim city 🌁