dont perceive me

followed by taylor swift which makes me rlly sexy and cool. also currently in my aggressive self love era which also makes me rlly sexy and cool.

[tchaikovskaya]

baseball?? that game from twilight?

[howelljenkins]

having to come to terms with the fact that love is not an everlasting performance in which you attempt to retain the attention of your significant other but rather a release of control and putting faith into them and trusting them to choose to stay with you no matter what you have to offer

[howelljenkins]

to love and be loved is to rest

[belajadevocka-deactivated201510]

[snoppy]

so unreliably narrated bestie

[awo]

sometimes self care is just telling yourself that you can always try again tomorrow

[tisfearless]

betty - taylor swift

[pacific-love]

[mexisco]

When Mitski said: “I spent all my teen-age years being obsessed with beauty, and I’m very resentful about it and I’m very angry, I had so much intelligence and energy and drive, and instead of using that to study more, or instead of pursuing something or going out and learning about or changing the world, I directed all that fire inward, and burnt myself up.” I felt that.

[angry-eevee]

adult life might be full of pain and suffering but at least we dont have to do PE anymore

[girlonline]

no one knows who i am :( ! but also no one knows who i am :) !

[metamorphesque]

"Grief is a world of its own,” he says. “It’s a country, really, and I’m a new immigrant inside it, and like any other country you have to learn the laws, the rules, the physics, and it’s a learning curve. So, there’s good days and bad days.”

When everything changed: Novelist Ocean Vuong reflects on a year of intense highs and lows

[bimboe]

i went from my 0 note post era to my 4 note post era if it can happen to me it can happen to you. never give up #grind #girlboss #inspirational

[airmercury]

[dark-alleys]

had a walk now I shouldnt be insane anymore

[tinsnip]

When we’re new to adulthood, it doesn’t immediately occur to all of us that you’re almost always allowed to leave a situation, because growing up we’re forced to stay in situations until someone dismisses us and/or takes us home, or if we do leave on our own accord there’s someone waiting at home to say “we don’t quit in this family!” Boring party? You can leave. You don’t like the lecture? You can walk out. New doctor not working out? You can end the appointment, you don’t need to wait for them to dismiss you. Bad date? You can just go home. Leaving a situation prematurely might have consequences, but unless you’re under arrest or serving prison time, it’s pretty much always allowed.

--commenter Allison @ askamanager

[cottagecoregrandma]

[jumpedoverthemoon]

Kind of sucks that i am not living in an ivy-covered cottage in the pacific northwest, drinking mint tea with honey,, riding my bike into town for the groceries and spending my day writing novels on a mossy tree stump with a cool breeze making the pine needles go sssssshhhhhh,,,,,,,