ich brenne nicht, ich tu nur so.

[eatpussypraylove]

I seriously just wanna play board games with my friends… Like I want everyone I know to rent a lake house together and spend the middle of the day swimming and the evenings playing a bunch of board games. That’s all

[kosmogrl]

the end of august feels like having to say goodbye to someone you love knowing you won’t see them for a while

[kosmogrl]

mmm exactly

[homunculus-argument]

Uncomfortable facts of life:

Nobody's going to magically swoop in to rescue you. You can't just sit there and expect someone else to come save you. You have to get your shit together and do it yourself.

About 90% of the time, the "it" you have to do on your own is pushing yourself to walk up to someone else and use your words to say "hey I need help."

[kosmogrl]

there’s something very beautiful about being able to try again tomorrow

[mintbecrazy]

I have been trying tomorrow for the past 3 years

[kosmogrl]

and you still have tomorrow to try again

[girlmostlikely]

Ever since I was a little girl I dreamed of everything being okay

[sunsbleeding]

[bloodinthebruise]

[rrrick]

[thememedaddy]

[thememedaddy]

[thememedaddy]

[lazyyogi]

There's a healthy alternative to being informed about current events.

Want to know what it is?

Being informed about local events.

Not “local” in the sense of town hall meetings or city politics--I mean truly local: the people you pass in the hallway, talk to in line, sit beside, or live with.

Everyone is quietly carrying something—goals, griefs, small victories. And in a world that feels more isolated and divided by the day, small human acts matter more than ever.

You don’t need to pry or play therapist. But offering encouragement, sharing a moment of real presence, or simply recognizing someone’s effort goes much further than another round of doomscrolling.

So if you’re fed up with the news—exhausted from reading about things you feel powerless to change—maybe try giving your attention to the people in your life instead.

This isn't to say you should bury your head in the sand or retreat into toxic positivity.

It’s about remembering that your energy is a resource. And you’re allowed to use it to cultivate care and connection right where you are.

If you want to help build a better world instead of just waiting for one—this is a great place to start.

[beardedmrbean]

[creatures-5]

@vague-magnus-archives

[theconcealedweapon]

[lousydrawingsforgoodpeople]

[rthwrms]

thought this would be fun to do!!!! some prompts for u <3

[stonerparty]

[memewhore]