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Akeem Osborne @ Select Models

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person: you're pretty cool!

me: oh my god prepare to be very disappointed

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Workout For Daily Life

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this is the most powerful image on the internet.. reblog to join the circle

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Survival horror but you are inside a fucking IKEA and the enemy is the Staff [x]

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TBH 🤷🏾‍♀️

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Most adult children of toxic parents grow up feeling tremendous confusion about what love means and how it’s supposed to feel. Their parents did extremely unloving things to them in the name of love. They came to understand love as something chaotic, dramatic, confusing, and often painful—something they had to give up their own dreams and desires for. Obviously, that’s not what love is all about. Loving behavior doesn’t grind you down, keep you off balance, or create feelings of self-hatred. Love doesn’t hurt, it feels good. Loving behavior nourishes your emotional well-being. When someone is being loving to you, you feel accepted, cared for, valued, and respected. Genuine love creates feelings of warmth, pleasure, safety, stability, and inner peace.

Susan Forward, Toxic Parents, p381 (via fromonesurvivortoanother)

Sometimes I have to remind myself

(via cntqueen-blog)

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me hyping myself up every time I see my reflection (via quenblackwell)

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i literally can’t stop thinking about this video and i lose it every time