Diario di una Ex-pessimista...

L'apparenza inganna..e..questo è il mio caso..Sono una ragazza 20enne..che nella sua vita appena sbocciata..ha impresso nell'abisso apparentemente oscuro dei suoi occhi le immagini indelebili di un passato che le ha cambiato la vita..

[misadeath]

Life lately..

When I was in first years of my 20s, I thought maybe there was a chance that I’ve could finally find the peace that I was looking for..

But.. now that I am approaching my 30s, that peace is more unachievable.

Too much stress, anxiety, peaks of depression, useless dramas, too many responsibilities and the funny part is that when I was younger I had time and space to take care of them, now not.

Anyone feeling the same?

-misadeath

[ragazzo-fenice]

“Il parlare è spesso un tormento per me e ho bisogno di molti giorni di silenzio per ricoverarmi dalla futilità delle parole.”

— Carl Gustav Jung

[limitlessend]

[superphazed]

[misadeath]

Flowers 🌹 @misadeath

[glitter-littered-streets]

[siraxta111]

[nocturnaldhampir]

[lanadelreyretroaesthetics]

[spoonofconsciousness]

There are no accidents in this universe, you’re exactly where you need to be right now.

Peace & positive vibes.

[jaywardthoughts]

“Open your eyes, look within. Are you satisfied with the life you’re living?”

~ Bob Marley

[misadeath]

🌸

[factly]

[ragazzo-fenice]

Ti danno della persona fredda quando non riescono a prenderti. Ti danno dello stronzo quando non fai quello che ti dicono. Ti dicono che non vali niente quando sanno che puoi fare meglio di loro.

Ragazzo Fenice (via ragazzo-fenice)

[thinkmexican]

“I am not sick, I am not broken. But I am happy to be alive as long as I can paint.” - Frida

On this day, July 6, in 1907, artist Frida Kahlo is born in Coyoacan, Mexico City. Known as the “Heroine of Pain,” Kahlo’s art captures both her anguish and indomitable spirit. Her courage and creative genius remains an inspiration to Mexicans and the world.

Frida Kahlo: Heroine of Pain

Cartoonist Gavin Aung Than of Zen Pencils has followed up with another beautiful comic strip dedicated to the late, great Frida Kahlo. This time, the comic is a brief and poignant yet optimistic biography of Kahlo, in classic Aung Than form.

From Zen Pencils:

“Frida began painting self-portraits, something she would do for the rest of her life, constantly examining herself and looking inward. After the tragedy of the accident Frida was reborn and had found new life in painting: ‘From that time my obsession was to begin again, painting things just as I saw them with my own eyes and nothing more.’ It’s an origin story befitting a superhero, and Frida continued to live a heroic life despite decades of more agony and suffering.”

See Zen Pencil’s “Strange like me” comic 

See Think Mexican’s Frida Kahlo archive

[misadeath]

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[misadeath]

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