Summernights in me

all things deep in words or photos or in people {sideblog}

[allbusybees]

forgive yourself. whether you fail a test, eat too many cookies, say the wrong thing, fail a class, or spend a whole day in bed — learn to forgive yourself. the next day will be better. the next day will be a day closer to your next success. you can do it.

[inactiveart]

[tlmotheechalamet]

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[ponteadraws]

rollin’

[ari-kanon]

by Laura

[blushandbourbon]

Sometimes you fall off the wagon for months. Sometimes you tell yourself you’re gonna start fresh on Monday and by Wednesday you’ve already fallen back off. Sometimes you have to restart a 100 times and it’s frustrating. But it will be okay. You can do this. One day at a time

[amargedom]

[valtsv]

admit it, we’ve all fantasised about slow-dancing in the kitchen barefoot in our pyjamas at 2am in the arms of someone we love while old romantic jazz songs play softly on the radio

[botan]

[kkokeiko]

[lvnnsi]

01/27/17

[feel-the-words]

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[thearticsoul]

An Original Quick Watercolor Work. #336

I’ve actually had this queued for a long time now and was contemplating whether to publish it or not. Truth is —growing up, I’ve always had this phrase at the back of my mind. Translated in English, it roughly means “Such is life”.

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[taylorswift89065-deactivated202]

rise. grow. manifest.

n.j.johnson via @natalyajohnson

[fruityogurt]

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[sillybro]

love yourself before others!

[autumnyte-old]

When I was younger, I wish someone had told me straight-up that not all adults experience “a calling”. That many of them never find particular purpose in a career. That sometimes, their job is just what pays the bills and they have to seek satisfaction and fulfillment elsewhere. 

Because as an adult, this pervasive notion that there exists a perfect path for everyone, that people should love what they do, and that work is meant to function as a vehicle for fulfilling a person’s grand life destiny is not only inaccurate for many of us, it can be toxic.

The ideal is so ingrained that I have to remind myself constantly I’m not a failure because I don’t adore my job, and because I’m not rocking the world with my work. That is okay. 

Sometimes, work is just work. There isn’t always a perfect career path, magically waiting to be discovered. There might not be this THING you were born to do. Sometimes, you discover that what you really want to be when you grow up is “paid”.