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cover art by Sergio Lima

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Múmia #9 - Gep, Brazil, May 1968
cover art by Sergio Lima
Breakfast w/ babe 😍🥰😘
Got my own personal gun show today 😅🤤😍
The hardest thing I've ever had to do is learn how to love myself
There are still days it feels futile
Yet, it's the choice I make everyday
It's tough to break habits
But it's not as challenging when you've got a healthy support system
Someone to help pull you out from under that spell and opening your eyes to the truth
To remind you of all the good and be understanding through that time
They let you take the lead but follow every step of the way
And continue to help push you to be better
Take a step away from things or people that are a hindrance
Once you make the concious effort, breaking the habit gets easier
Until you've turned that effort into a habit itself
Now you've got a good habit
Took me entirely too long to make the changes I should have been making long ago
Some of them had to be forced on me
But now that I'm on my way, I'm on the true road to happiness
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