#identitity

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Logo and packaging design for Vino Honesto #design #packaging #identitity (hier: C100 Studio) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVY0_s9IWAD/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Just encourage all cute boys to wear skirts tbh

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[afroazzy]

My Favourite Colours and Why

So my favourite colours in no particular order are:

Red

Purple

Blue,

Green,

Orange,

Black,

And anything multicoloured.

I enjoy anything that is 2 toned, multi-coloured, eye catching and I generally prefer bright colours over pastel colours. This is because bright colours tend to lift my spirit. I find colour a good way to express your feelings or your art in general but I also just feel like…

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[danieljgrouse]

Questioning

From time to time I see people struggling to figure out who they are. Questioning, confused about their gender, their orientation, their identity. I still remember how it felt being like that myself, desperate to understand who I am and how I fit in. And I may have an advice. It’s ok to be confused. It’s ok to not know.

I guess the feeling had always been there but after finishing high school and gradually starting to do the whole college/adult life thing I slowly became overwhelmed by a feeling of being broken, of not belonging. I spent two years of my life desperately trying to figure myself out, angry at myself that I couldn’t find the words to describe my experience. Until one day I just gave up. I stopped. “I’m not broken. I’m questioning. I don’t know what I am, but I’m not broken. I’m not any lesser for not knowing. I’m confused and that’s ok.” It would take me more than a year more before I started understanding myself to some degree and I’m still not entirely done trying to figure it all out. But that moment of giving up trying to find a place I could fit myself into and accepting my feelings as they were was the most necessary step of that journey.

You don’t need to make yourself fit inside a label. You’ll eventually find one that fits you. Or you’ll make your own, or ignore labels completely. It’s up to you. The common narrative is about high school kids figuring themselves out and it might make you feel like you’re late. And that can make you feel like you’re just faking it all. You’re not faking it, you wouldn’t be asking yourself all of these questions otherwise. And you’re not late. I first started exploring my queerness in my early twenties, a friend of mine came to the conclusion that they’re ace in their thirties, my mum has only recently realised she’s bi and she’s in her fifties. Life is short and not knowing who you are may feel like you’re wasting that precious time, like you can’t chase your happiness. But finding happiness isn’t about understanding or knowing, it’s about doing what feel right, what feels like you. And who knows maybe you’ll figure it all out along the way.

[house-of-healing-communication]

Never forget what you are, for surely the world will not. Make it your strength. Then it can never be your weakness. Armour yourself in it, and it will never be used to hurt you.

George R.R. Martin, A Game of Thrones

Literary quotes with a powerful message