claryfightwood:

honestly life’s too short to not cry about stupid shit like sometimes you just gotta fling yourself onto your bed and burst into tears, cleanse ur little heavy heart

lohver:

today my prof said to my class “you don’t truly love someone until they’ve hurt you and you still think of them as the greatest person in the world. Love is the most violent act.” ok ok ok

leohearts:

“I have a big heart. I trust, I love, I miss, I believe with all I have, with all I am and sometimes it gets me in trouble. I’ve been hurt, let down, left behind and betrayed. But I never let it change me. I’m always going to be me and I’m always going to wear my heart on my sleeve.”

— Leohearts

purplebuddhaquotes:

“Never apologize for being sensitive or emotional. Let this be a sign that you’ve got a big heart and aren’t afraid to let others see it. Showing your emotions is a sign of strength.”

— Brigitte Nicole

thisfreelife:

What advice would you give your younger self? Discover the letter powerhouse poet Lila wrote to encourage her younger self to keep every part of her body safe from any damage, including the damage caused by smoking cigarettes.

iambrillyant:

“you didn’t have the patience to stick around to see what i could become for you, but with hindsight, you leaving allowed me to become what i needed to be for myself.”

iambrillyant

spiritualitbe:

“Tomorrow, I will continue to be. But you will have to be very attentive to see me. I will be a flower, or a leaf. I will be in these forms and I will say hello to you. If you are attentive enough, you will recognize me, and you may greet me. I will be very happy.”

— Thich Nhat Hanh, Awakening of the Heart: Essential Buddhist Sutras and Commentaries

bostnmnr:

movements // colorblind

violentwavesofemotion:

Eavan Boland, from An Origin Like Water: Poems 1967–1987; “Yeats in Civil War,” (x)

human-power:

dancing around your room to music is one of the ultimate forms of self care