bambi

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[fairycosmos]

having fucked up teeth and standing in the corner thats what i bring to the table

[ceruleanheaven]

i just wanna do nothinggggg 😭😭😭😭😭 which is like what im already doing but i wanna do it in a way that doesnt actively ruin my life 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[anxeious]

one thing about me is i’m gonna go lay down

[soppingwetratboy]

Being told what to do is great because then you know what to do

[segamascott]

[sacredwhores]

Natalia Motuzko - The Voice of Grass (1992)

[surgerysexualiser]

[nemfrog]

Sound asleep. Health Habits. 1925.

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[pointnclick]

Thank you for coming to my this

[sorrrowfull]

[snoopyoftheday]

snoopy of the day

[wisedreamdelusion]

i know i am no body but i need 1 minute of fame as other so please please take my pic

[innerchildabortionclinic]

also I don't think parents "these days" are uniquely terrible, I just think neglect is showing up in new ways as technology progresses. today's ipad kid would've been wandering around in a ditch alone all day and night before. parents not wanting to have to deal with children is not a new phenomenon.

[fairycosmos]

(begging you to get me started) UGH don't get me started.......

[winged-thinged]

You have to let people love you. You have to let people get to know you. You have to let people help you. Being so completely selfless that you try to erase yourself off the face of the planet and never ask for anything and reject everybody's offers of support makes you very hard to love! Unfortunately. Emptying yourself out of everything that makes you, you is not actually what your loved ones want from you, generally. They want to make you happy! They will be so so sad if you don't give them the chance. It's not all selfish. I promise.

[snoopyoftheday]

snoopy of the day

[coffeepeople]

I know it goes against everything we've ever been taught, but we do need to put in the work to realize that being ugly is...completely fine. like entirely neutral. so is being conventionally attractive. neutral. not just for other people, but for ourselves. you need to be able to look at yourself and see what you perceive to be physical flaws and go "this is okay, this is the least important part of who I am." It's so beyond okay and normal and fine to be ugly. And I know! Easier said than done. But I do genuinely believe that freedom from looking into the mirror and hating yourself is a worthy goal. Freedom from judging a person immediately based off of their appearance is a worthy goal. Freedom from buying the thousands of products they try and tell you will make you perfect, as if that should be the aim and goal, is a worthy goal.