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“I never look back, darling. It distracts from the now.”

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Gisele by Steven Meisel, 2001.

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Eres capaz de querer a cualquier persona, pero no te quieres a ti misma, eres capaz de perdonar a todo mundo, pero no te perdonas tu misma, eres capaz de confiar en todo mundo pero no confías en ti, Eres tan humilde con los demás pero contigo eres tan cruel. Como eres con los demás, tendrías que ser así contigo misma.

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It’s important to keep your feelings and your self worth in different places, because when feelings get hurt it shouldn’t change how you view yourself.

Kaci Diane (via kacidiane)

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Mat Brown

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Read that book, wake up early in the morning and go for that run to start off your day. Buy the nicest underwear and wear it to boost your mood. Eat as clean as possible because you’ll feel so much better but treat yourself as well. Be kind to everyone. Go out to a cafe and watch people walk buy as you sip your coffee. Compliment that stranger! Start a conversation with that person on the bus. Read a book about food, about astronomy, learn a new language. Watch the sunrise. Get away for a weekend. Introduce yourself. Do yoga and go on a hike. Lay on the beach under the stars and have a dnm with your best friend. Dance around and sing at the top of yours lungs at that festival. Life is meant to be lived, not controlled.

Unknown (via n0ctiluca)

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Beautiful things happen when you distance yourself from negativity.

TheDailyPositive.com (via thedailypozitive)

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You get depressed because you know that you’re not what you should be.

Marilyn Manson (via wordsthat-speak)

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Practically speaking, a life that is vowed to simplicity, appropriate boldness, good humor, gratitude, unstinting work and play, and lots of walking brings us close to the actual existing world and its wholeness.

Gary Snyder, The Practice of the Wild (via davidbcates)

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“But you’re not fat, don’t say that,” he responded. Tell that to the hips that got caught in a turnstile yesterday and everyday that she forgets to turn sideways. Tell that to the stores that stop at size 12 (or size 10 if she wanted to look her age). Tell that to the small woman rolling her eyes beside me on the subway as my booty spills over into her seat. Tell that to the holes my inner thighs have rubbed into every pair of jeans I own. Tell that to the rolls on my back & the crevices in my ass. Tell that to the silence at the end of your sentence that should say “because fat people are ugly, because if I think you’re attractive you can’t be fat because I’m saving fat to degrade a woman two sizes smaller than you but with a flatter chest & a spare tire. Because you’re not fat is a compliment even when it’s not true because what I’m really saying is you don’t repulse me the way fat people are supposed to repulse me. Because I get final say on your body, not you & I’m giving you a pass for the same dimpled ass I laughed at on another woman yesterday because your waistline is smaller than hers and a normal woman would just be happy with that.”

On Being A Fat Girl (via marfmellow)