#destructive patterns

[asanee44]

Oyeku Okanran reveals how emotional volatility blocks your blessings. Your Ori flourishes when you overcome the urge to engage in self-sabotage. Discover more: https://asanee44.com/odu-oyeku-okanran/ #OduIfa #OriAlignment #Asanee44

Oyeku Okanran Odu Meaning: When You Are Your Own Worst Enemy

[spring-in-september]

If you guys gave me more attention I won’t have to go back to my toxic ex

[surlycakes]

THE HEEL AT THE HEAL

By Rahel Gil child of neglect at age threeWHAT ART THOU SEEKINGAT TWENTY AND THREE?Sensible in a manner of speakingbut, why are you kicking?the sands underfootthat hold you upUPRIGHT?

THE HEEL AT THE HEAL

[uncensored-and-psychotic]

Finished watching suicide squad today. It brought back the realization that I still have a propensity to romanticize these types of love hard or die relationships. Ive been in several (currently in a healthy relationship) but I still find myself daydreaming about these intense (and abusive) characters. :/ on that note I wouldn't be against a movie featuring this version of Harley and the Joker. While their relationship is different from previous portrayals it is interesting to watch their dynamic.

[3773516]

annoyed

[relati0nshiptips]

(via Relationship advice for January 13 2013)

There is always some madness in love. But there is always some reason in madness. ~ Friedrich Nietzsche

“Before I built a wall I’d ask to know what I was walling in or walling out.” —Robert Frost

Good morning! Frost’s quote reminds us that whenever we build a wall, we not only keep something in, but we also keep something out. Have you ever built a wall in your life? Perhaps an emotional wall to avoid hurt in some area, or a wall around your confidence because you are scared to fail? Perhaps you’ve built a wall to keep away a certain type of person?

Read more: http://youmeus.tk/relationship-advice-for-january-13-2013/#ixzz2HqV38SEO