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learned a long time ago that when you stop worrying abt your efforts being reciprocated and just love freely, the love will always come back to you. it may not be in the way you expected or from the people you wanted it from, but it will come back to you in abundance nonetheless
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I am so grateful to be living during this beautiful time, and with the tools to understand and enjoy it. This is a gorgeous world. I cannot believe we are all here sharing it
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Have a good week everyone and remember: Embarrassment only exists because we mistake vulnerability for humiliation. There’s nothing inherently shameful about trying, caring, reaching out, or being seen. We give other people’s perceptions far too much power over our existence.x
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the great thing ab beating a dead horse with the right hg is that you discover new parts of the horse you didn’t beat before.
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i’ve noticed i’ve become more comfortable with my mistakes, work specifically. i used to feel a sense of inadequacy if i didn’t feel like i fulfilled the task i was paid to do. it’s always worked out in the end and experience is the best teacher. grateful to be a forever student.
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the fact that you exist as an entirely unrepeatable perspective on reality should fill you with an enormous sense of possibility. nobody can create from the exact place you create from. nobody can see through your eyes. take that seriously. make something of it.
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Also. No one has lived your life before you. No one has done it quite like you. No one has said it quite like you. Maybe the way you write something that’s been “done before” resonates with someone because of the way YOU wrote it. Keep writing.
This is also why a lot of people don’t write. They worry everything has already been said. Turns out yes, someone probably said it 500 years ago. But they didn’t say it through your particular experience, at this exact moment
Sometimes we write to contribute to the collective discourse of the universe, and sometimes we write to make sense of our own lives. Both are good reasons to write
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having a healthy partnership involves SO much advocating for your partners autonomy and agency. one of the biggest red flags for me is a partner who doesn’t encourage you to do healthy things without them and enjoy life without them attached to you 24/7.
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Yall spending 60 dollars on debloat gummies and all you have to do is eat a kiwi with the skin on.
