#huuuum

[lolipopbrindibou]

sketch I made in a notebook or write my draft wattpad stories

Ho heu yes

It’s

pine by @pinesmith

Joni by @k1nkyinkyboo

Leigh by @leigh-chan (lojik)

And @rin-understudios qwq mais toi j’ai raté ton perso dude...

Btw Bryan is my oc

it should have been aesthetic👆…

Lol

[girafeduvexin]

Je crois que je n'ai pas le choix : il va falloir que j'achète une grammaire hébraïque.

[feralregulus]

that trailer tho 👀 👀 👀

[crystalvalley]

[mcl-pauly]

[princuwu]

@boysofts then it’s not that cute

[rylandsgrace]

,

[sweetstrawberryheadache]

People-pleasing can be a result of trauma. It’s called ‘fawning’ — here’s how to recognize it.

“I avoided those relationships where love was free and easy. Because it didn’t feel ‘earned,’ so I didn’t feel worthy.”

“When you are excessively concerned with pleasing others, you learn that in order to be effective at this, you have to shut down your gut instincts, your values, your emotions — because being an individual, rather than a mirror, doesn’t serve you in securing the love that you want.”