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"To live is to suffer. To survive is to find meaning in the suffering." Viktor E. Frankl

[classyminimal]

[lacetulle]

Ezra Couture | Tales of Arabia

[pastelpaperplanes]

cursed emojis that no one asked for but I don’t care

free to use!

[pastelpaperplanes]

I have an addiction.

free to use!

[pastelpaperplanes]

who needs coherent words when you have cursed emojis

free to use!!!

[talisman975]

@queenie-meanie

[kintatsujo]

OP These are genuine works of art and belong on a gallery wall somewhere (I especially like the NOmoji with the O as their mouth and “looking disrespectfully”)

[riverwindphotography]

Wild Energy

© gif by riverwindphotography

[lowcountry-gothic]

Spring Alleé, by West Fraser.

[just-a-secret-helper]

HELP I’M ON THE FLOOR

[worshipgifs]

[jinxproof]

Prada F/W 2001

[jinxproof]

Christian Dior HC | Spring 1998

[j-k-i-ng]

“Autumn leaves & swans”🍁 by | IG Bee

Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

[assassin1513]

✨I hope you find your dreams ✨ gifs made by me :)

[aspiritualwarrior]

To be loving isn't to be perfect—it's to be connected and warm both with ourselves and others. It's to be residing in the humble heart.

— Adyashanti, Commitment to Truth and Love

[artist-davinci]

Automobile, 1480, Leonardo Da Vinci

Medium: ink,paper

[thefallenauthor-deactivated2023]

"The higher we soar the smaller we appear to those who cannot fly."

-Friedrich Nietzsche

[elenahelfrecht]

“Daughters”, 2017.

Model: Loreal Prystaj

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

“Despite how open, peaceful, and loving you attempt to be, people can only meet you as deeply as they’ve met themselves.”

— Matt Kahn

[coruscatingdust]

“I experience life through reflection, contemplation, and self-examination. Things do not come fully alive to me in the moment—I am not fully present, neither here or there. I remain partially in my mind, partially in my body, and partially in this world. The “whole” experience of things do not come to me at once; rather, things come to me in fragments, in pieces, in flashes, gradually and gently. I respond to the richness of the external world through the delicacies of my internal world that emerges from solitude. Without the dance between the two [external and internal], I cannot quite say I have truly experienced an event, a place, or a person. Once I have stepped out into the world, I must continue to step back into my mind for me to register something in fact did happen, that what I experienced is true, and that I in fact, exist.”

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