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I’ve liked like 9 of your selfies how do you not get this
Then niggas tell you not to worry about the girl who’s pictures they keep liking 🤔
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Just trying to find someone who’s comfortable to let me be carefree, someone who won’t make me feel guilty for being ambitious or a high achiever, I just need someone I can trust and who keeps it honest and also, I just need someone I can be goofy with and then lay up with too!
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i’ve come to a point where i no longer give any type of fucks about who’s in my life or not. people come and go, whether they make the biggest or smallest impact in your life. you’ll never know for sure who’ll be there with you at your darkest or brightest hours, but you’ll definitely be there; and that’s definite. fuck em’ all.
psych-facts
“Knowing others is intelligence;
knowing yourself is true wisdom.
Mastering others is strength;
mastering yourself is true power.”
Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching (via amargedom)
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teach me how to let go of things that are not meant for me
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Source: invocado
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I used to think I was being too picky but fuck that. I deserve someone who wants to know about me. It may sound silly but I don’t wanna be out here fucking with people who never ask my favorite color or if I ate today. I deserve someone who wants to hear my dreams just as much as I want to hear theirs. I deserve the same energy and effort I release. Fuck that.
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It’s time for you to live your own life without worrying about the expectations of others.
Unknown (via psych-facts)
missbombshellxx-deactivated2016
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“You have to realize that you are absolutely beautiful. You are crafted with the most perfect features. Your personality is one to die for. See yourself for who you are; and that, my dear, is perfect.”
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Let the ex’s go back to their ex’s. Fall in love with those who truly love and value you.
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Reassurance, tenderness, consistency, stability, intimacy, genuine care.
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Loneliness as an emotion is far more significant than is generally looked at. We stereotypically associate it with being recently broken up with, recently abandoned, a trivial neurotypical sentiment whose bearers can’t find something real to be upset about. However, it is much more than missing someone you once had. It is a companion to nearly every major illness such as deppression, anxiety, and trauma, but still appears feeble and weak.
It is an emotion that no one can understand the storm inside your head. It is when no word, song, poem, movie, book, adjective, metaphor, or intangible expression can possibly describe what you feel. It is when some inescapable barrier separates you from other people, and the same barrier prevents you from experiencing the things they do. It is when nothing you do will show people how empty you really are. It is when the more people you surround yourself with, the more isolated you feel.
It is a symptom, and it is a cause. It is not restricted towards those extroverts who are deprived of socializing. it is in fact beyond a need or want to socialize. It is a desire to be understood, and for that understanding to feel genuine and compassionate.
the enigma of loneliness (via ughptsd)
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I am lonely, yet not everybody will do. I don’t know why, some people fill the gaps but other people emphasize my loneliness.
Anais Nin (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
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How to Care for an Introvert
1. Respect their need for privacy and to spend time on their own.
2. Be careful never to embarrass them in public.
3. When they are in a new situation, allow them to stand back, and watch what’s going on.
4. Allow them time to process what you’re asking or saying. Don’t demand an answer right away.
5. Be patient if they hesitate to find the right words – and never interrupt while they are speaking.
6. If you are going to change or cancel plans, give them plenty of prior notice.
7. Allow them to practice and perfect skills alone.
8. Correct or challenge them privately – never in front of an audience.
9. Don’t force them to hang out with a crowd of people, or expect them to amass a lot of friends. A few good friends is more comfortable for them.
10. Don’t try to turn them into an extrovert. Respect them for being exactly who they are.