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renee / 22 / georgia insta || music side blog || spotify

[clintnatalias]

i love hard.

sandarafreedompark | rosamund hodge | venetta o. | sculpture by gian lorenzo bernini | richard siken | a softer world | anaïs nin | nicke zimov | vladimir nabokov | crimson peak, dir. guillermo del toro 

[spaceisart]

[frachella]

unknown

[plant-scans]

[papayajuan2019]

people who dont double text are in such mental prisons. i will text seven times if it requires it

[avtavr]

[sakrogoat]

[just--space]

Solar disk in H-alpha [1,925 x 2,103]

[onemissedcall]

Hello Sidney, it’s an honor.

[bakwaaas]

sometimes I see older people and I’m like... how do you do it? how do you cope with the loss of people and places and things as life progresses

[llittle-duckk]

[djklmnx]

[roseys-deactivated20181203]

personally i love making my life harder than it needs to be

[freshmoviequotes]

Moonstruck (1987)

[nutnoce]

Get Orpheus

[hobbithouses]

[love-notes-to-survivors]

You don't need to tell people all about your trauma in order for them to respect your triggers.

You don't need to disclose why something bothers you or hurts you for someone to respect it.

People should just respect that something hurts you without demanding or expecting to know more.

Your trauma is your own personal story that you have control over whether or not you decide to share.

It's personal and no one else is entitled to it.

Your triggers, however, hurt you and make your life painful and difficult and so it's necessary that people respect them and are mindful of them.