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Liza Luna: The rings - Chapter 13
Liza Luna sat in her room, the air thick with the tension of unsaid words and unresolved feelings. She eyed the joint sitting on her desk, the temptation to light it up right there gnawing at her. But something held her back. The room was her sanctuary—smoking inside would taint it somehow, bring the chaos too close. She grabbed the joint and her lighter, storming outside instead. The cool…
Day 14/365. There are days where you feel like you've got it all together and then there are days where all it takes is the right person to say the right thing and the walls you've so carefully constructed come crumbling down... - - - The most frightening thing is not dying, or hurting ourselves, but letting someone into our minds. Letting someone see what it's really like beneath the walls we hide behind. Because we guard our hearts and our minds the way we guard our bodies, sometimes even more so. It's the one that we can control. And to relinquish that control, to let someone else in is hard. We feel like we're losing ourselves and that can be downright scary. We go around pretending were okay when, in reality, we're not. #MentalHealth #BaringMySoul #LettingPeopleIn #FightForControl #NeverDoneThisBefore #OpeningUpToTheWorld #MyWords https://www.instagram.com/p/CKBtf98HPb3/?igshid=16db4d46rapcv
what do you call someone who wont eat dairy, or red meat, but occasionally dabbles in chicken? its like being vegan but eating chicken.
I think I'd still call that a pollotarian, but like a strict one. However I don't think it matters at all what I would call that, if that's what you are then sweet, that's totally fine. Labels are unimportant, especially when it gets down to the nitty gritty specifics. However for the purpose of this question I think there'd be a lot of vegans that had a problem with putting the word "vegan" at all in the description of someone who still eats meat. And I mean maybe that's right, but it shouldn't really matter to you.
