Sonie!!!

Sonie / 24 / London ❤️

[eymurn]

Don’t let your empathy be greater than your self respect.

[diamondgrlteam]

learnt this the hard way:/

[lamignonette]

[goldengothicgoddess]

what she wants is a 6 paragraph essay on how you’ve been obsessed with her since the moment you met

[beneaththemooon]

I really believe ima video vixen in my head lol

[33sofher]

🌴 aaliyahceilia

[hermajestyimher]

Remember to always keep your options open and to never jump to conclusions. In everything in life: jobs, relationships, places, etc. You have to take people and things for what they show you and as they come. Always ensure that you’re aware you do have other options to fall back on if something doesn’t work out.

Remember, we live in abundance, not scarcity, and the best things in life are actively pursuing us and wanting us. It never ends with just one opportunity, the opportunities are endless and the possibilities countless. Isn’t that wonderful?

[tahliagen]

[zegalba]

Kelis for King Magazine (2004)

[theluzvre]

tudor tiles by lewellen studios. cropped and color corrected by me. credit not necessary! requests always open.

[86jodeci]

[the-devil-wears-zara]

[lovertm]

by H&H Bagels

[theambitiouswoman]

It is okay to disappoint people. In fact, it’s often necessary. When you choose to stay true to your values and beliefs you will inevitably let others down at times, but that’s not a reflection of your worth. It’s a sign of self respect. You are not responsible for managing everyone else’s expectations at the cost of your own well being. People who genuinely care about you will understand and those who don’t were only invested in what you could offer them, not in who you truly are. Disappointment is temporary, but betraying yourself to please others creates long term resentment. Honor your path, even if it means not meeting everyone’s expectations.

[nbga]

[pglang]

[iamheavymeta-lll]

[thereignclub-trc]