[asweet0ne]

who do you talk to on here?

Myself mostly

[naryamirie]

just saw this personal ad from 1966 (sourced here) and god. this is really it

[kosmogrl]

[inkpressedpetals]

[nar-r]

[raylangivins]

[oncce-againn]

Of course you can read me like a book. But can you understand the words?

[mv11]

I am a sea: I rage and surge, I calm and cool, and I drown do you expect to grasp me while you stand on the shore?

[kocalls]

[yeesiine]

Love is about how we treat someone, not how we feel about them.

[kosmogrl]

[iamayeshaahmed]

Slowly you prayed on time, slowly you started fasting on Mondays and Thursdays, slowly you started praying tahajjud and dhuha, slowly you guarded your speech, slowly Allah also improved your life. Kun fa ya kun. 🎀

[louisegluckpdf]

got my lab results back turns out i’m full of rage because i am full of grief

[somewordsarebiggerthanothers]

[ultrawistful]

(more)

[psychastria]

One of the most difficult things about growth is losing the person you've always been—stepping out of the layers you've always lived in. It's like walking away from your own skin, your own heart, and your own mind. What's scarier is that you can't pinpoint what's going on around you and inside you. You just know that something is constantly shifting, but you can't figure out if it's going to be favourable for you or not. You start seeing the world through eyes you're not used to yet. Some things get brighter, while others only seem to get darker and darker by the second. What scared me the most was that growth calls for a huge change in every aspect of your existence. You don't know yourself yet, but you start knowing the world. You start realising what's good for you and what's not—and that's not a novelty. It's something you realise everyday, but growth brings with it the courage to walk away from everything that doesn't deserve you. And that's hardest part of the process: turning back the story and starting from day one.

simran.

[fairycosmos]

im considering bursting into tears

[moonlitqalb]

Always