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[jehovahhthickness]

Shout out to everyone that’s reading this and are actually actively applying this to their lives. Not just reblogging it and lying to themselves that they will get to this point “someday”.

Someday is TODAY.

[6lacksoul]

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

7 things to remind yourself of every day …

1. I am unique

2. I am worthwhile

3. I am worthy

4. I can change

5. I can make it

6. I can succeed

7. I can be happy and have a great life.

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[amortizing]

There are some people who could hear you speak a thousand words, and still not understand you. And there are others who will understand. without you even speaking a word.

Yasmin Mogahed  (via amortizing)

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[jasondaruleho]

I don't believe in the concept of wasted time

I see it very often that people always say oh i wasted my time with this person or wasted my time in that relationship. I honestly don’t really believe in that though. Cause when you think about it , what were you doing during that time “wasted” you were having fun, you were in love, you felt special, you enjoyed yourself. People always tend to remember nothing but the way things ended. But if you were with someone for say 5 months for example and the first 4 were blissful you experienced something people wish to have experienced. There was good times not just the way things ended. During that time you weren’t wasting it. You were gaining experience. Which isn’t a waste. It’s valuable. And i think people should appreciate it more

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[michellepsychologist]

It is impossible, after a certain point, to go back to a previous way of life, a previous way of thinking.

Henry Rollins (via psych-facts)