At least three times a day take a moment and ask yourself what is really important. Have the wisdom and the courage to build your life around your answer.
Dr. Lee Jampolsky (via creatingaquietmind)
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
we're not kids anymore.
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At least three times a day take a moment and ask yourself what is really important. Have the wisdom and the courage to build your life around your answer.
Dr. Lee Jampolsky (via creatingaquietmind)
The profoundest distances are never geographical.
John Fowles, The Magus (via wordsnquotes)
Everything was fine and you didn’t even know it. Instagram: @kimle__
The Desert
Cofetti skies, Rochelle Redfield (because)
Women talk ourselves into needing less, because we’re not supposed to want more—or because we know we won’t get more, and we don’t want to feel unsatisfied. We reduce our needs for food, for space, for respect, for help, for love and affection, for being noticed, according to what we think we’re allowed to have. Sometimes we tell ourselves that we can live without it, even that we don’t want it. But it’s not that we don’t want more. It’s that we don’t want to be seen asking for it. And when it comes to romance, women always, always need to ask.
Hunger Makes Me by Jess Zimmerman (via lajoiedevivre)
Me: Nah, I'm not getting my hopes up.
Narrator: Her hopes, were in fact, up.
DARIA, (1997 - 2001)
There are many moments in my life where I have to remind myself to appreciate something before it ends rather than worry about when it will.
on the hottest day of the year we had dinner on the rooftop and watched the sun set and we lay there holding hands and the clouds sailed over us and their underbellies were plump and pink and i could only see clearly from my right eye and at the time i was very in love deeply in love and i was trying my hardest to absorb everything about that evening so i could think back to it on duvet days but the present slipped away and now i am thinking back to it and yes i was deeply in love with the moment and i was glad i had someone to share it with but truthfully i don’t think i was in love with him
that monday, when we were walking in primrose hill and we were still holding hands, i told you my mother was growing an avocado plant, and that we’d have to wait 5-13 years for it to bear fruit. you said you’d done that when you were young and you’d already waited all those years and it never bore any fruit. and now I think back and it’s like a stupid metaphor for the whole not-really-relationship, that i was hopeful and expectant and you had already given up on it
A part of being an adult is living with regret and not allowing it to consume you. The older you get, the more mistakes you’ve made, opportunities you’ve missed, people you’ve disappointed. And every day you have to remind yourself to be kind and forgiving of yourself. You accept and love the you from the past and understand that it’s all a part of the process. Then you move on and live your best life, knowing now as old as you feel today, you’ll never be this young again.
Jon Bernthal being cute as h e c k biting his lower lip.