[konoko]

[oak23]

Gratitude - Tidying Up With Marie Kondo (2019)

[lillivati]

I know people make a lot of fun of Marie Kondo, but I felt like her book was the first organizational guide I’ve ever read that acknowledged people having an emotional attachment to possessions as natural and healthy, instead of telling you you’re an awful person for feeling sad over objects.

[mesprit]

[unbotheredmuse]

[monsterbi]

[storyop1]

[thebiglesbian]

[sickteeth-archive]

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[sickteeth-archive]

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[minuty]

[wholesome-suggestion]

life works out. i cannot stress this enough. life always works out. it always turns out in your favor even if it doesn’t go according to the original plan. you may be utterly confused and lost right now, it may feel like everything is falling apart and there is nothing you can do to salvage any of it. but believe me when i say that this is just a transition period. things are constantly changing and evolving around you even if you can’t actively see that. life is changing you to prepare you for what is to come. you are growing and as you grow you are being built into the person that you are going to be. because see, life always has this funny way of working out. 

[prexist-deactivated20170129]

[worshipgifs]

[9710144]

[nothingwithoutwords]

“in every relationship i am too much. too much love to give. too many feelings shared. but i don’t know how to close off a heart that needs love to feel alive. i don’t know how to hold myself back from giving. even if it leaves me empty.”

— shelby leigh

[weltenwellen]

Bessel van der Kolk, The Body Keeps the Score

[skntoxic]

you’re a freak? hold a loaded gun to my head as you rail me then.

[nepofledgling]

Me after having 2 good hours in a row