#thinkingoutloud

[fullybloomed-aseel]

الحمدُ لله رب العالمين.💗

يا حيّ يا قيوم، أصلح لي شأني كُلّه ولا تكلني إلى نفسي طرفة عين. 🤲🏻

[thaliawashere]

A Rising Tide

Setting a course from grief to gratitude Read the full article

[runnningoutofink]

girlhood is keeping useless boxes or packaging because they're just too pretty to throw away

[paolo218]

[natashaandeyi]

it appears that 90% of most of our troubles stem from the fact that we cannot be alone.

how many times have we texted that toxic ex and regreted as soon as they reply just because the state of solitude was unbearable

what of the compromise to our types just because we got the attention of another who meets not our basic requirements just because it feels good to be wanted, oh how we're in cloud nine when we get someone to be all about us

let's not even start with the places we say yes to going yet we are fully aware of how the ambience and crowd keeps dragging our baby steps behind

I'll not pretend I'm a master to my own company.

many are the times I've sent that text and as soon as they ask the first question, I can already foresee the impending doom

when I'm in the talking stage and the subtle signs telling me to run are louder than my mother's shouts, but I tone them down because I want to see where it goes, let things flow they say

I've let things flowed to lakes of I knew so and oceans of regret, not for the experience but of the time wasted doing things that ensured my constant state

It's not everyone's thing, but oh is it nice to make me proud

to not give in to the temporary highs and create the stable grounds for whatever life I plan with my daily acts

it's never that deep until you're in too deep and there's no way out

[coolstewie]

Someone should tell the Ice Age squirrel there are other accorns around.

[demon-anonymous]

The world needs more abrupt showers of meat.

[oceanherbalist]

The other day, someone paid me for my expertise. I was going to just answer their question for free, but they saw value in my knowledge and hardwork and wanted to pay me. The value I felt from this transaction was unexpected. Truth is, I put a lot of time, money, and effort into first becoming a biologist, then getting a masters degree in herbalism, learning from witches and shamans, and learning about the metaphysic from so many people. The return really hasn't been much because I didn't value myself enough to know my worth. Just random thoughts for today.

Know your worth, it's ok to be worthy.