an anxious mess

Allison.20.She/her

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[thetomlinsondaily]

Behind the Scenes of the HIGHSNOBIETY photoshoot, photographed by Alex de Mora

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[dogposts]

Meet Winston. He knows he’s a little too big for the swing, but he doesn’t care. Kindly requests a push. 12/10 would happily oblige

[shoobie-doowop]

remember in School of Rock where the black girl was afraid to say she wanted to be a singer because she was fat and didn’t want to get laughed at but Dewey was all “who gives a shit, I’m fat too and so is aretha franklin but we’re still valuable and we rock” and then the girl felt better without having to be told that beauty comes in all sizes or some other bullshit. thats the kind of body positivity I’m looking for. tell these babies that they’re worth a damn without tying it to any other arbitrary ideals

[thepiratebei]

reblog if u agree

[sodiscreetlysympathetic-deactiv]

That 2017 mood.

[newtkins]

that’s what’s fucking me up

[ameliastardust]

beatrix is my new favorite source of memes

[hyunjining]

louis + peach

[keatonpatti]

[pettycentral]

[eba1994-deactivated20200430]

[trashybooksforladies]

[museifushindoushugi]

it’s dangerous to go alone. take this

[romy7]

thanks

[hsnccarsbending]

[thetommmoarchives]

To a certain degree, the scrutiny is irrelevant. A lot of people might get caught up on what people are talking about on Twitter or not looking perfect in a specific photo. But in reality, the only thing that matters is that the people who do like it actually like it, and that you’re getting good feedback from them. Scrutiny is also going to be part of the job, and it kind of is what it is. You can also use scrutiny to inspire and propel you forward.