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[royallyanxious]

Daily Roman Sanders of Encouragement (15/?)

“Destiny is usually just around the corner. Like a thief, a hooker, or a lottery vendor: its three most common personifications. But what destiny does not do is home visits. You have to go for it.” 

― Carlos Ruiz Zafón, The Shadow of the Wind

[blad3bunni3]

to the anons who were worried about me I am currently drinking a chia water and just finished a tuna bowl

so I should probably get a reward for this hehehe

[shiloh-hd]

you are a goddess. you were loved. you were worshipped. but now you are a nothing. you are a little girl and you want to be something but you can't. why can't you be something? what part of your divinity was stripped from you. you are fragile and broken. you are a goddess. you are dead and alive and gone and there. you are a girl. you are a goddess. are you?

[1humblebee]

How tf did i do better in an advanced 3d design class, than a freshman 2d class that i took at the same time????

[riaraccoon]

I mentioned a little bit ago that I haven’t exactly had the best week, ‘cause my depression has been really bad.

I think it helped that I watched a lot of movies these past couple of days that make me cry.

Sometimes its good to get out a good cry.

[ltcol-laurens]

This gifted and lovable young Middle Templar was killed in a skirmish on August 27, 1782.

From American Members of the Inns of Court by E. Alfred Jones

[martianhippy]

Amy

Today I watched the new Amy Winehouse documentary, and it was one of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen. There wasn’t an ulterior motive in this one as is the case with most documentaries.

The more facts you learn about Amy Winehouse, the more you realize there’s so much to love about her. From her incredible vocals to her genuine lyrics, both inundated with Soul. Her sarcastic humor and her impeccable desire for authentic music, from both other’s and herself. Above everything, she was a sweetheart. And my personal idol Nasir Jones can attest to that, along with many others.

I don’t want it to seem as if I know Amy Winehouse so well, because very few people on this Earth qualify for that. All I’m trying to say is this woman was truly talented and she was ruined. She was corrupted by people from the inside of her circle and from the outside (the media). The saddest part about the story is that, in my opinion, so much could have been done to help her before she became a truly broken soul. Fame can ruin people, and she never for a moment wanted to be “famous.”

We, as a society, behave so nastily to those struggling with mental illnesses, eating disorders, and drug/alcohol addiction, all of which Amy Winehouse was dealing with. And on top of that, she had to deal with it all while being under the microscope of the public’s eye, because she’s a “celebrity.” She was yet another bright star who was and is terribly misunderstood. I just wish people would appreciate her more.

R.I.P