La Dolce Vita

stuckinapril:

i’ve seen how detrimental basing your entire identity around a person can be. the moment you identify yourself as someone’s girlfriend, mother, whatever, you are truly shooting yourself in the foot. nothing screams codependency more than getting joy through the existence of somebody else. especially w how volatile humans are. it’s the very definition of not having security in yourself

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grlonth3m00n:

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valleypunx:

my tiny human body isn’t big enough to hold all the love that’s inside me and that’s why i’m always crying

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pposhspice:

classycookiexo:

See for things how it is.

javarisx-fightingthosedemons:

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sarwah:

Woodstock, 1969

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eatmangoesnekkid:

“If you are feeling unattractive, exhausted, unworthy, or insecure, aim to embrace your natural divine-given features and hair texture. You will be more organically beautiful and your beauty will grow with age and experience. You will have less pressure to spend money on things to make you feel more beautiful. You will also wake up with more confidence and energy and beauty will shine from your eyes, heart, and skin without effort. Do not shame yourself for where you are on your journey and do not shame another woman for where she is on hers. The soft aim is to take small intentional steps towards realizing your natural beauty. From this moment onward, if you are feeling unattractive, exhausted, unworthy, or insecure, vow to separate yourself from the conditioning and tap into your natural beauty. Be a work of art. An unique timeless beauty. Poetry in motion. Unstoppable.”

— India Ame’ye, Author (via eatmangoesnekkid)

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