#my apt

[throbbinggristl]

[viecparfaite]

My life is fucking beautiful

I'm grateful for what I've done to me

Merci à moi

Merci à mon pouvoir de croire.

Croire est si important croire en la vie. It might be what brings me to be somehow"naive" at some point towards some situations but that's what makes me going on and keep faith. And seeing what's beautiful in life and be joyful. Thanks life. Thanks to me haha to be strong. Mainly

Thanks to my parents and to every occasions, persons and experiences that made the person that I am today.

🧡

[celiaelise]

My apartment looking kinda cute! You almost can't tell what a disaster it is rn lol

[lalunangel]

I’m never going to move out now knowing that there’s this much love here.

[yardie-boi]

It's coming together ♥♥♥

[angel78]

still no furniture

[royalarmyofoz]

happy valentine's, lovers and loners ✌️

[celiaelise]

Do any of y'all remember that twitter thread where the girl posted a photo of all the unopened Amazon packages her hoarder father had spent his life savings on?

That's... literally me a little bit 😬😓 (I'm not making fun of them) not to the same extent, but I def have hoarder tendencies, and I have several packages currently that I haven't opened, or stuff I bought from stores that stays in the bag once I get home.

idk, part of it is that opening stuff or putting things away feels like it will take too much energy? But I also definitely do (sometimes) get way more satisfaction from making a purchase than like... having the thing. Which I remember from that thread is a hoarding thing?

I've actually been exploiting the ikea return policy to get around this a little, lol. Like I'll buy something even if I'm 95% sure I won't keep it, because just purchasing it scratches an itch. And then I return it! But I still keep probably more stuff than I'll use.

I haven't made myself broke yet, though! But I think I need to reinstate the practice of regularly transferring some money to a savings account.