fall in love with yourself

haley. etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/escvperoute

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i saw this on imgur and well, even if something like this is going around on tumblr already it is important.

link to imgur post

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Idk why you’d give a dog fruit but cool! Here’s some safety tips.

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“Idk why you’d give a dog fruit” because dogs love fruit and it’s a 100% healthier alternative to baked treats

[pepoluan]

DOGS ARE ALLOWED TO EAT BLUEBERRIES!! THE SWR FANDOM IS IN UPROAR!! “PROTECT THE BLUEBERRY 2K15″ BECOMES THE BATTLE CRY!!

Okay, but seriously:

Please Reblog, you might Save a Life.

Not just the life of a dog, but also the life of its human(s). Many people have therapy dogs. If they inadvertently lost their dogs because they do not know these facts, they might get into depression and that might not end well.

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Being introverted in the sense of having a hard time reaching out to people and initiating a conversation while appearing somewhat self confident is the prefecture mixture to be perceived as bitchy

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Becca models are so beautiful 🌊

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omg yes!

[nickdouglas]

I had to accept that when I’m in a group of people I think of as above me, better than me, or smarter than me, I’m still in the damn room.

Ashley Ford on imposter syndrome (via tbdvm)

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Coffee cats

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so i saw this quote in some angsty gif set earlier

“this is great

 just the three of us. 

You, me… 

and this brick wall that you built between us.”

and when i read it i thought that was the deepest shit ever. i related to this quote so much. how many times did i feel like this when a relationship ended? how many times have i seen a wall built between two people who were once close? experienced the wrenching pain of separation after times of being so close? I was completely moved by it. it was something straight out of charles dickens. i’m completely floored. then i realized. its spongebob. its from a fucking spongebob episode. when he ate the pie bomb and was supposed to explode at sunset.and squidward built an actual fucking brick wall to protect himself from the explosion. i hate this website. i am. deleting. we all deserve to. burn

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nefarious

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[dogsaremypatronus]

I think there’s a big difference between loving an animal that is under your care, and loving the idea of having one. 

So many people I see love the idea of a pet. They love the pictures of their smiles and they love the videos of their “awooooo!” protests when it’s bed time. They love the soft swish of their tail when they’re happy and the pitter patter of their feet dancing on the ground in excitement and anticipation. 

They love the stories of people who connect with their pets. They love the stories of the cat who smelled the fire and the dog who licks away tears. They love the rabbits that jump hurdles and the geckos that seem to smile right at them. 

They love the fairy tale. They love the idea. They are enchanted with all the emotional bonding that is promised them and all the heart-string-pulling stories that make the news and go viral. 

They have pieced together a picture in their head of what it is supposed to be like, and when the reality comes, they are unprepared to deal with it. They have no room for the pee on the carpet, and the 3 AM howling and barking. They have no stomach for the constant litter box changes, and the kitty scratches on their arms. They aren’t ready for the constant rabbit enclosure cleanings, or the incessant banshee-like shrieking of a lonely parrot. 

“Don’t love having a pet more than you love the actual animal.” –@snabiesnbabies (emphasis mine)

Having a pet is a wonderful, amazing experience that I wish everyone could experience. Bonding with your pet is extremely fulfilling, and brings a sort of inner peace I can barely describe. 

But don’t fall in love with the idea of your pet. Fall in love with the actual animal–with the whole animal. Love their needs and their quirks. Love their smiles and their cries. Love them through the moments when they make you cry and through the moments you think they don’t care. Love them in the way a living being who is 100% dependent on you for everything deserves. 

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