[sentimentalbeing2001]

Long distance relationships with all my best friends will be the death of me

[gardenspells]

and for the lady, perhaps a love so pure?

[stuckinapril]

it literally all starts with forgiving yourself there’s no way around it

[rozieramati]

[duckdotcom]

I'm emailing you a refreshing spring breeze

[fairycosmos]

i am pathologically homesick for the lives i could have lived

[wosp-reactivated]

Mondays aren't that bad once you cannot tell days apart from eachother

[11990904]

[theambitiouswoman]

Focus on the things no one can take away from you

Your discipline

Your character

Your values

Your goals

Your perspective

Your self esteem

Your presence

Your self respect

Your intelligence

Your integrity

Your self love

[theambitiouswoman]

If you keep consuming content and environments that don’t match who you actually want to become, it creates tension inside of you. You’re telling yourself you want one kind of life but every day you’re feeding your brain something different. That mismatch can make you feel off. Sad. Lost. Like you’re not moving forward, even if you can’t explain why. Articles on social comparison and emotional contagion show that what we regularly see and surround ourselves with affects our mood, our self esteem, and overall mental health. Your brain adapts to what it’s exposed to. So if your environment, even your digital one, doesn’t reflect where you want to go, it can pull your energy in the opposite direction

[loveridden1999]

howtosaveyourmotherfromherpast.com

[pollen]

Mairead Small Staid, from "An Improvement in Stairs"

[achillesinhighheels]

choosing to ignore my weirdly symbolic dream because i have a lot going on rn already

[auntymurda]

tumblr will never count as social media to me. This shit a secret hideout and we just all happen to see each others thoughts

[primordialcell]

there’s a playlist called forever and we’ll hang out there until the end of time

[alexhidalgu]

[thoughtkick]

“I hope you find someone who knows how to love you when you are sad.”

— Nikita Gill