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I want to be far gone from this society. I want to be in nature and have animals around me. I want to live in peace, without the noise of the world. I want to own a pastel green prayer mat and pastel green curtains. I want to see a field with trees and bushes when I stare out of the kitchen window. I want a vase with sunflowers on my kitchen counter. I want to grow all kinds of vegetables in my garden. I want to have my parents around me and care for them forever.

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Crazy how Allah removes people from my life right after I ask him to protect me from of evil and bad intention.

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patch of sunlight from the window save me

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the prayer mat seems like the only safe place in the world right now

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girlhood never stops we just evolve…

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more studying, more walks, more reading, more skill-based hobbies, more experimenting w pretty fits and hairstyles, more gym, more exploring new things in general, more whole foods/healthy recipes, more financial literacy, more time management, more time off the phone, more being out the loop. nothing else matters

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Could I just say something real quick? 

It’s all coming. Whatever you’re starving for, whatever that ache is that stings your bones, it’s coming. The love, the happiness, the adventures, and the creativity that you are seeking, it is all coming for you. Here’s the thing, don’t let your right now get away. The things you find mundane, keep them. Store them in the pocket of your favorite coat like found pennies. They aren’t futile. Do not let them cause you to feel empty and hollow. They are going to be worthwhile. Keep the hunger for what is coming, but please, keep a tight grip on these little ordinary moments that are happening right now, because they – these tiny pieces of this ordinary affair you find yourself in – are the foundation to your extraordinary. And I promise you, if you begin to recognize your right now, you’ll see your extraordinary coming.  

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Nintendogs Promo on a 1951 Volkswagen Dogmobile (2005)

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in the bar passing the phone around saying “have you read this poem? have you read this poem?”

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“Sometimes people don’t want to hear the truth because they don’t want their illusions destroyed”

— Friedrich Nietzsche (via neckkiss)

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