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jean paul gaultier spring 2007 couture

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and is your shame helpful? is it inspiring goodness and change? or is it keeping you frozen in time unable to move on and be everything you have expanded to be?

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obsessed where stories where it is like. the mistakes are unfixable and the worst thing that could happen happened and nothing can go back to how it was. but there was still love in this and love will continue after this and love endures always.

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Leila Chatti, from "Postcard from Gone"

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must be nice to be able to let things go, unfortunately everything that has ever happened to me never leaves my mind

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Topaz Winters, from "Cherry Blossoms"

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a pounding in my heart

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Joan Didion, from Blue Nights

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Lora Mathis

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I can fix him (i can make him better(i can make him worse))

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Frank O'Hara, from "Meditations in an Emergency"; The Collected Poems

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Ada Limón, from "Shelter: A Love Letter to Trees," published in June 2022

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Something I might never be okay is that people stay the same even after they leave your life. That girl you used to know still lights up any room she enters, even though you haven't spoken in years. That boy you used to talk to still smiles the same way at his favorite movie even if you don't watch it with him anymore. People carry joy within them regardless of who they share it with.

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I love my family so much like I love my mom and I love my dad and I love my cousins (theyre like sisters to me) and I love my aunts and uncles (extended family included) and my grandma and my grandpa and I love them all so much and would do anything for them. I don't get why people are so embarrassed of showing they love their family. I LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH IM YOUR NUMBER ONE FAN

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“you’d resent me for doing all these things you can’t understand  and I’d resent you for not being able to understand them”