[pherrephassa]

I should have taken a picture of that tree but it seems like it’s full of nests.

[pherrephassa]

I had a conversation with someone today and she had a beautiful smile

[pherrephassa]

Give me storge, agape, philia, mania, philautia, pragma, ludus, eros, you name it!

[so-em0tional]

currently reading sense & sensibility - jane austen, tell me something i won't understand until i finish it

[pherrephassa]

I come here with no expectations.

Or maybe foolishness might cost you more than you think.

[pmamtraveller]

Enlightenment, 2013, by Mi-Young Choi

[pherrephassa]

Doesn’t want to change spot, what should I do?

[pherrephassa]

Saw Melisandre and I am still deeply impressed.

[pherrephassa]

There’s no certainty in life, so maybe I know nothing (like Jon Snow lol)

[warmfigure]

still can’t stop staring at this arrangement i made

apricot beauty foxglove, scabiosa and orlaya

[pherrephassa]

Thinking about that Dostoïevski’s quotes and never knew that it would be so relevant but there is something freeing about chaos / destruction, it gives us a new ground to build upon.

If what one’s shadow wants is destruction, so be it, but you now know how to deal with it and what it craves.

[oldjewelryfeed]

Art Deco Era Pools Of Light Rock Crystal Necklace 20.5”

[pherrephassa]

At a certain point if all of your conversations are about something or someone you claim to hate / dislike, maybe you should start acknowledging that there is some type of obsession behind that hate / dislike.

[heaveninawildflower]

Four small prints (Peony and Snail, Plum Blossoms and Macaw, Cherry Blossoms and Full Moon, Bird on Aronia Branch (mid 1830s) by Utagawa Hiroshige I (Japanese, 1797–1858).

Woodblock print published by Izumiya Ichibei.

Image and text information courtesy MFA Boston.

[pherrephassa]

I was watching a direct, and the topic was something I also went through but it actually opened my eyes on how avoidance can be expensive and how learning deeper self love can keep you out of trouble.

[pherrephassa]

By avoidance I mean not facing your own problems.

[pherrephassa]

I was watching a direct, and the topic was something I also went through but it actually opened my eyes on how avoidance can be expensive and how learning deeper self love can keep you out of trouble.

[pherrephassa]

Sansa's first crime was betrayal, whether it was betraying herself or her family in order to be accepted as a pawn on a chessboard. She left behind the Starks’ pride, honour, dignity, and was faced with pain as her payment.

Considering her age it was normal, and in the end maybe all of this was worth it.

I’m more familiar with her character in the show as I never read the books so there may be some differences.

Another thing is how she’s treated by the fanbase but this is another conversation for another day.

Worth meditating on.

[pherrephassa]

Yet again, suffering isn’t a prerequisite for growth.

[pherrephassa]

Sansa's first crime was betrayal, whether it was betraying herself or her family in order to be accepted as a pawn on a chessboard. She left behind the Starks’ pride, honour, dignity, and was faced with pain as her payment.

Considering her age it was normal, and in the end maybe all of this was worth it.

I’m more familiar with her character in the show as I never read the books so there may be some differences.

Another thing is how she’s treated by the fanbase but this is another conversation for another day.

Worth meditating on.