qui vivra, verra

"throw kindness around like confetti"

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You’re beautiful

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[niqhtblissinq]

source: @niqhtblissinq

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fleurrette | apply | stay extraordinary :)

[sirenita00]

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OXEYED

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[arihec]

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n i t r o x e d

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s i m p l e

[acuore]

There are so many reasons to be happy. 

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[magicalpetals]

[lumierely]

daily reminder : enjoy every moment of your life x

[exaeh]

do it for you and not for them ♡

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[ohnonotgood]

Yeah that’s why they all died at 30 because they were so unhealthy but cool

[rosietheamazon]

Pretty sure it was the plague not heart disease.

[cr1mson5thestranger]

Pretty sure it was the Plague, childbirth, food spoiling, maltreated infections, smallpox, pneumonia, and/or generally unsanitary living conditions (such as dumping sewage and waste in the streets) and not health conditions caused by excess body fat.

Not to mention that the Renaissance standard of female beauty being plumpness and full-figured forms came from the fact that it was a status symbol. Plump, pale, full-figured women were wealthy women who didn’t have to spend their days in hard labor or raising children (or both) and stood a better chance of bearing healthy babies than commoner women did.

[sofiama]

Cultural “Oh Snap” I hate it so much when people pull out the “unhealthy” excuse for having a reason to body shame a person.

[fandomsandfeminism]

“Women died young in the 1700s because they were fat” is an amazingly ignorant statement