[ladybugpdf-deactivated20250512]

sometimes i wish i could grab my childhood self and shake them by the shoulders and say YOU'RE GOOD. YOU'RE WORTH LOVING. THERE ARE PEOPLE WHOSE LIVES ARE MADE BETTER BECAUSE OF YOU. YOU ARE NOT A BURDEN. YOU ARE NOT DAMNED. SOMEDAY YOU WILL CRY OVER SUNSETS AND POETRY MORE THAN YOUR OWN PAIN. I NEED YOU TO REMEMBER THAT YOU'RE GOOD. YOU'RE WORTH LOVING. but i can't go back in time, so i say it to myself now. because i believe there's a future version of me looking back on this moment feeling the exact same way.

[zegalba]

Flowers by Irving Penn (1980)

[twisted-w0rds-deactivated202411]

[fungusamongusblog2]

[summerbutter]

[undr]

Ed Feingersh. Marilyn Monroe. New York City. 1955

[mona-l1sa]

[zegalba]

Andy Goldsworthy: Ice Arch (1982)

[halfdayss-deactivated20240229]

[selfcare-journey]

Remember you are a human first. Before you’re an employee, a student, a cook, an artist, you’re a human being who deserves love, compassion, and understanding.

[sunflorally]

you don’t talk too much. you aren’t too loud. you aren’t too needy. you aren’t too sensitive. you aren’t too this, or that. you aren’t too much anything. you will never be too much: you are you, and you are allowed to take up space. you are allowed to exist however you choose.

[ponyoisms]

i hate when a poem is good. Fuck you for saying that for real

[desactivemaintenant-deactivated]

[petaltexturedskies]

mary oliver

[talonabraxas]

“Centaur in love” Illustration featured in German art nouveau Magazine JUGEND issue 16 of 1897.

[engulfes]

Oh the power of freshly washed hair

[cheruib]

the show (going out to get groceries. making myself a nice dinner. showering and opening the windows. being kind to myself in everything i do) Must go on