A space of softness

☁️⭐️💗 caroline 🌈☀️💚 welcome, i love you.

[liekeland]

www.liekeland.nl

[glumshoe]

dandelions deserve more respect than they get

you say “weeds” I say “widespread non-native edible plant and early-blooming pollinator resource that is not considered invasive because it behaves politely and does not cause deleterious ecological consequences”

[lamignonette]

nathalie lete

[veryhappyvegan]

it’s such a different experience living in the woods after years of apartment / city life. i’m adjusting. trying to slow down and be more present. learning to use the fancy espresso machine and steamer wand. trying to take up space a little less apologetically.

[veryhappyvegan]

new home 🏠

[llovinghome]

[mushfae]

[xiaoguiwang]

i don’t know how to tell you people that you should care about racism not because you’re invested in media created by people of color but because you care about people of color period

[raw-f00tage]

strong boundaries = strong relationships. it’s so important to know yourself, to know what you want and to be able to articulate what you want in a relationship. boundaries aren’t about keeping people out necessarily, it’s about keeping the good stuff in. boundaries are integrity, they keep people accountable and by maintaining your boundaries, you’re upholding your integrity. learn what your boundaries are and then learn how to communicate those, learn how to articulate those, learn what it means when someone crosses the boundary, when the integrity is not appealed and how you communicate that with them. strong boundaries create strong foundation for you to grow upon in the relationship.

[sevenseptember]

Effective recovery is unwinding the natural potential you were born with out of your unconscious.

Pete Walker

[evanmcohen]

All I want is this life with you.

[guerrillatech]

[softwaring]

[veryhappyvegan]

home. my favorite place.

[officialaudreykitching-deactiva]

‪Let your old world fall apart. It’s just a hologram anyway. Make space for something pure and beautiful. Energy can only transform. You can’t build the new until the old has been dissolved.‬

[kiloueka]

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[blossomfully]

Sue Zhao