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One Nice Bug Per Day
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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@smokeiiy
This is my personal blog with shit I like.
24! | ♉️ | 𓂀
The blueprint is believing in yourself. The cheat code is discipline and consistency.
sorry i cant hang out i forgot how to mimic human like behaviour
there's not a single nonchalant bone in my body. I care so much I could literally vomit.
I always want what I can’t have and it’s eating me alive.
I love life even if it breaks my heart all the time
Being in your 20s is like I just made 100 different life defining choices this week alone and I don’t know if a single one will stand the test of time
i’m doing it for the plot (creating a beautiful life for myself no matter the cost)
saw a post which was like ‘you don’t need a rebrand or a glow up, your screen time is just too high’ and honestly yeah
Something I didn't understand as a kid is that no matter how much time you spend in therapy or how many meds you take, your mental illness will not disappear. It's a part of you forever. The only thing that changes is how you cope with the struggle. How you love yourself, mental illness included. Once you understand that, life feels a little lighter. Your mental illness won't change... but you will!
The urge to lie down. The urge to just lie the fuck down and do nothing.
Being sensitive is a strength—it means you feel deeply. But unkindness? That’s a choice, and a sad one.
Martha Gellhorn, from a letter to Ernest Hemingway featured in The Selected Letters of Martha Gellhorn