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don’t forget that love letters are still the cutest gifts

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due to not wanting to. I will not be

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A cozy pile of fawns 

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look at this extremely chaotic video my fiancé took of our cat

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me not understanding a movie: wow… the cinnamon tography

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lifehack

if you catch and fight the UPS guy and win you get to keep all the packages in the truck

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not resilient like a beautiful flower pushing up thru concrete but resilient like an inflatable bounce back clown toy being punched repeatedly in the head by a maniacal 5 year old

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favorite place ever // instagram: @annikabansal

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“After four children, I told my wife no more kids. She won.“ 

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I really don’t like how society demonizes crying. You’re seen as weak or manipulative if you shed any tears at all about anything. People look down upon you if you cry, or think you’re “faking for attention.” Even in the media, a character learning not to cry is considered good character development, and a character who does frequently cry is portrayed as weak or cowardly. 

The truth is, crying is one of the healthiest coping mechanisms humans have for stress. It’s been scientifically proven that the chemical composition of emotional tears (compared to basal and irritant tears) purges stress hormones from the body and produces a relaxing effect at a biological level. It’s also nonviolent (more than can be said for the more socially acceptable anger response). Humans evolved to cry for a reason. 

If one isn’t allowed to cry (if they would be shamed/abused for it), the stress hormones will build up and cause illness later on. They will have to force themselves to cry because their first instinct will be to repress the tears. They wouldn’t be able to cry in front of people anymore, either. 

Go ahead and cry if you need to, for whatever reason. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with it. 

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“Cats are really clean animals“ 

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Well, that was unexpected

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why are boys hot and cute like wtf take a break

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i’m funnier in real life but also uglier