@sealochs • 30 • academic • writer • scotland

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@sealochs • 30 • academic • writer • scotland
Nancy, March 3,1952
it's crazy how february-june didn't happen
love to lounge abt my flat wearing nothing but a big t-shirt & one of my many very nice lipsticks
Jacques-Laurent Agasse, Studies of Summer Flowers, detail, 1848
oh there's nothing like meeting a friend for drinks on the other side of town then walking all the way home at golden hour on a summer's evening to remind you that you're alive & living in the most beautiful city in the world & it's all going to be okay
daisy edgar jones and george mackay for british vogue
You gotta understand that some people never really grow. They never learn their lesson. They never recognise their mistakes, they never acknowledge their faults, they never admit they were in the wrong. You will never receive an apology from them, and you will never see their behaviour change.
if you’re in the notes saying “this is wrong and cruel because everyone is capable of growth” you’re not understanding the post.
yes, everyone is CAPABLE of growth and change. everyone has the RIGHT to growth and change. but no, not everyone will CHOOSE growth and change. some people are not interested in and cannot be made interested in self-improvement or self-reflection. some people will go their entire lives refusing to admit they might be wrong or examine their own behaviors. some people will never, ever accept responsibility for the effects they have on people and the world around them. humans are varied; some are just always gonna be like this.
it is VITAL to understand this if you’re the kind of person who tends to pour energy into helping others, especially if there are already people knowingly hurting you who consistently show absolutely no interest in changing that behavior. you can’t forcibly make them want to change who they are. you aren’t going to find a way to convince them to suddenly care that their behavior is hurting someone.
the motivation to change and grow comes from within. others may inspire us, but WE have to decide we want to be better and work towards that. until they decide that for themselves, nobody else can do it for them. and they might never. people are mortal. we are a finite series of choices. it is entirely possible to make mostly selfish ones.
everyone CAN grow, but not everyone will. not everyone wants to, and nobody can force the desire to grow as a person on someone else.
It has to have been love.
i. textpost by @heavenx | ii. a self-portrait in letters, anne sexton
iii. far above the atmosphere, hollis brown thornton 2012 | iv . post from @maliusaidh
v. goodreads quote; my dark vanessa by kate elizabeth russell |vi. uncredited post from @maliusaidh
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castle & beckett first kiss you will always be famous
Mamma Mia! (2008) dir. Phyllida Lloyd