[perriaeyjeve]

[raining-at-ease]

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[kosmogrl]

[qb0]

If I turn into my Mother, or even half the woman she was, I'lI consider my life a successful one.

She wasn't just my mom.

She was made of something different.

Something stronger,

Something braver,

Something i will spend the rest of my life missing…

[qb0]

If I turn into my Mother, or even half the woman she was, I'll consider my life a successful one.

She wasn't just my mom.

She was made of something different.

Something stronger,

Something braver,

Something i will spend the rest of my life missing…

[qb0]

If I turn into my Mother, or even half the woman she was, I'll consider my life a successful one.

[vibrantessence]

[rythms-of-synthax-deactivated20]

Quote of the day

[brndnslvra]

We’re all experiencing life differently. Never take anything personally. Stay in your own lane. Do what makes you happy and give others the same grace.

[diamondthedime-deactivated20250]

Empathy is a tool for emotional control. Shifting your perspective to immediate understanding shields you from feeling any forms of upset. Nothing bothers you, truly

[feelingsoftheday]

If you’re not doing it out of love, don’t do shit for me.

[theambitiouswoman]

Everyone loves to talk about reclaiming their power, but few are willing to face the uncomfortable truth: they’re giving it away, bit by bit, every single day.

You give it away when you let distractions pull you from your goals, when you choose procrastination over progress & when you lean on excuses instead of accountability. It’s in the hours spent scrolling mindlessly, the goals pushed to tomorrow & the opportunities missed because fear or self doubt got in the way.

Taking your power back isn’t about one grand moment of change—it’s about recognizing where you’re leaking energy daily and making the conscious decision to stop. It’s choosing focus over distraction, action over delay & ownership over blame. That’s how you actually reclaim your life.

[luldamdaddy]

[fragments-of-happiness]

My father always told me: "If you want to go for a run, go for a run, don't look for company. Sooner or later, on your fifth run or your twentieth, like-minded people will find you themselves." And only recently have I realized that this principle works everywhere.

[tkkatherineblog]

[tkkatherineblog]

[1plainjay]