onlinecounsellingcollege:

“If you get tired learn to rest, not quit.” - Unknown

mikelogan:

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Fantasia (1940) conducted by Leopold Stokowski

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endiness:

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vanillashwty:

trying to heal, while trying to grieve, while trying to live, while trying to forgive, while trying to love, while trying to be loved

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I’m obsessed with this man and his love and loving him. We speak the same language.

kristiineozola:

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latenights:

Choose people that choose you. The end.

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ancientsstudies:

The earth has music for those who listen.

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grandparentcore:

they’re living the dream

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anditslove:

“I suppose I love this life, in spite of my clenched fist.”

— Andrea Gibson, Birthday

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handweavers:

handweavers:

who are you when you are not watching tv or movies? when you aren’t playing video games or reading a book or fanfiction or listening to music or whatever other kind of media that you engage with? who are you when your mind isn’t in another world or story, when you are forced to sit with yourself and the only experience you have is your own sensorial life? can you define yourself outside of what you consume? who is that person? do you like them? can you bear it? can you bear it?

these are value-neutral questions and i am not inherently implying anything in them. what you read into it is for you to decide. consider why your immediate reaction to being asked who you are outside of the tv shows you watch is to become defensive or angry or uncomfortable. what might that say about how you feel about your life? why are you reading judgement into my questions? your answers are not for me, they are for you. do with them what you wish.

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zegalba:

A rare moment during the process of coral bleaching

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86jodeci:

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dingdongyouarewrong:

imo. if you’re an adult and are afraid of becoming an older adult out of some worry that you will lose your joy and sense of self . it is a good idea to make friends with/follow/generally be around people in their 40s, 50s, 60s, and up. nothing quells the reflexive “oh god i’m going to be getting older” thing more than hanging out with people who are older and are just as weird as you, have just as much fun, and are often very happy and fulfilled

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