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“My fear of being real, of being seen, paralyzes me into silence. I crave the touch and the connection, but I’m not always brave enough to open my hand and reach out. This is the great challenge: to be seen, accepted, and loved, I must first reveal, offer, and surrender.”

Anna White, Mended: Thoughts on Life, Love, and Leaps of Faith

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They can’t touch you. You’re safe. You’re unstoppable.

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ADRIA ARJONA and OLIVER JACKSON-COHEN in Emerald City (2016)

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balmain | fall 2020

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i will ALWAYS clap my hands excitedly and lean forward in my seat when someone tells a character to "keep your dog on a leash" only for it to turn out they're referring to another person

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violencechina

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guan xiaotong in elie saab

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wonderlandByLilian

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ching's closet

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Which Symbolic Fruit Are You?

PEACH.

In many cultures, peaches symbolize the vagina. While apples and pomegranates symbolize female liberation in many feminist readings, peaches have come to bear (arbitrary) connotations of sexuality and (traditionally) female arousal, due to their soft tissues, fuzzy skin, and sweet juices. In many art pieces, they are used to symbolize such motifs and are markers of sweet temptation and femininity. Like the peach, you radiate softness, and the color pink. You walk with a graceful air and enjoy the simple things in life. You are a romantic through and through, but are also someone who is somewhat of a free spirit: tied to nothing and no one. You believe in free love, free thought, and doing what makes you happy. Like the peach, whose juices run without inhibition when you bite into it, you are not in the business of making yourself palatable for anyone. You are who you are, without excuses.

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                           you are the   p i e c e 

                                of me

                                           i wish

                               i didn’t   n e e d

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start here, caitlyn siehl // untitled, fortesa latifi // rien ne va plus, margarita karapanau (trans. karen emmerich) // black iris, leah raeder // the thorn merchant, yusuf komunyakaa // monster movie, nicola maye goldberg // a key to common lethal fungi, marge piercy // give me a god i can relate to, blythe baird // crimson peak, dir. guillermo del torro (2014) // the house of hades, rick riordan.

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Charles-François Daubigny (1817–1878), Spring Landscape (detail)