🌺 Shelby Rae 🌺

☆Good Vibes Only ☆Maui in my soul, Washington in my heart ☆ Skagit Valley College for Associate's degree ☆Potentially Portland for Bachelor's degree in Business Accounting ☆6 years of Nike employment ☆Earned my crystal swoosh and Life Time Discount ☆Astrology nerd♐ ☆Or just a nerd in general ☆Big Bang Theory Fan ☆Country music connoisseur ☆Always learning ☆Daydreaming all day ☆Aunt/ Beebee to Tate Rae and Beau Rae ☆cat lover ☆but dogs work too😆 ☆hippie vibes are my favorite vibes ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ ☯️☮🕉

[cristalplanetheart]

[callingcrows]

@snowangelsoul 🌊🌞

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[photographss-world]

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[5555ilenthill]

[ginger-by-the-sea]

[imintheleaves]

[quotefeeling]

“Stop thinking so much. You’re breaking your own heart.”

— Unknown

[mellowarcadewonderland]

[aliters]

[zarabella73]

[sonaskgecemiz]

[mynaughtyplace]

[classic-and-gold]

[nevereverletgo]

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Your real soulmate will naturally make you feel seen, heard, understood, valued, supported & loved. They'll bring out your inner child, be open with you and give you best friend vibes. They'll heal, grow and evolve with you–not only in this lifetime but in every dimension & level up.

[egalitarianchica]

Someone shared this lovely post on Reddit and for whatever reason someone commented this:

It absolutely is your responsibility to give your partner physical affection. Partners are supposed to be loving and affectionate with each other. If you expect your man to be affectionate with you and comfort you when you’re down, then why shouldn’t he expect you to do the same? Loving your partner isn’t “solving all of their problems,” it’s being a good partner.

[power-and-glory]