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YOU’RE STILL SACRIFICING YOUR HEALTH TO PEOPLE PLEASE.
*2 Min Watch Time
Building your dreams regardless of the world is how you overcome this btw
You say you “just like hoodies.” But let’s be real—
There’s a part of you that feels safer when your body is hidden.
Not because it’s modest.
But because it feels like camouflage.
Somewhere, your body became a battlefield—
a thing to shrink, dull down, protect.
Because when you wore tight clothes, you noticed the stares.
You noticed who got louder. Who got closer.
Who treated your body like an invitation.
And that little girl inside you? She decided being invisible was safer than being desired.
So you wear the baggy sweater. The “cozy” pants.
You call it style. But deep down, it’s strategy.
To disappear just enough to feel in control.
Here’s the truth that scares you:
You were never the problem. The gaze was.
You are allowed to take up space without apology.
You are allowed to feel sexy without danger.
You are allowed to reclaim visibility without shame.
The hoodie doesn’t protect you. Healing does.
Start there.
MUSIC TO MAKE YOU THINK 💭 🎶
video by @pinpincollective on TikTok!
"I'm starting witchcraft, what do I need-"
I'm going to stop you right there, homie. You don't need anything. In fact, you'll probably regret getting everything now. You'll end up with so much you don't want.
Don't even get me started on those witchcraft "starter packs"
I began my practice with a single candle—just one. A white, three-wick Bath & Body Works candle I already owned. I learned the phases of the moon, traced sigils with quiet devotion, and stirred intention into my morning coffee. I printed my first tarot deck on plain paper.
Even now, I don’t have much. Another tarot deck, a handful of colored candles, but my magic still lives in my spice rack. I steep my water in the light of the moon and sun, letting nature do the work.
A cauldron is wonderful, but so is a simple pot. A tiny, ornate bottle of sage is lovely, but so is the sage tucked in your kitchen cabinet.
You already have everything you need for the craft. Even if all you have is yourself.
Not Every Thought Deserves Wi-Fi
Imagine typing out a full paragraph of bitterness… just to get deleted.
Tumblr, thankfully, lets us clean house — and we will. Because we protect our peace here.
If you’re the kind of person who needs to tear someone down to feel seen, maybe it’s time to redirect that energy inward.
There’s a fine line between critique and cruelty.
One helps people grow; the other just exposes who’s still healing.
So before hitting “post,” ask yourself: Is this helpful, or just hateful?
If it’s the latter — the delete key works for you, too.
From early October 2024, Crimson Crisp is best apple. (opinions may vary)
One of the many problems with dressing up and looking your best just to attract men is that, once you think you’ve secured a partner, you may start to become complacent with yourself and your appearance. That’s because you treated your looks as a means to an end—getting into a relationship—rather than as an extension of your identity and self-respect.
This is partly why people talk about “boyfriend air” making girls look worse. When you mix stress, mistreatment, and complacency or laziness, the result is a slow deterioration; not just emotionally, but physically too. Your mindset around appearance should always be rooted in self-care and self-value. You take care of your body the way someone takes care of a prized possession: with pride and consistency.
Whether you’re single or in a relationship should be irrelevant. You look your best for you first. And in doing so, you not only maintain your standard, but you also send a message: you’re a woman of value, and anyone lucky enough to be with you should know it, because others can see it too.