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omg part 2 sanrio tarot

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With Solitude by Jane O. Wayne

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Find someone who chooses you over and over again

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sexual thrill at the mere prospect of cataloging things in a database

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We have always loved and we will continue to love. Oh, the beauty of human connection!

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i want to look as fragile as i feel ౨ৎ

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Sometimes it all feels so bare --

Like the walls of me are so blank, like the ground is bare, and the windows reveal nothing but white --

and I stare up at my imagined ceiling, and can see everything in the in-between --

love and content and comfort and warmth, floating just out of reach --

and I pray the walls will collapse, and force all of that feeling into my waiting heart.

V. Rue, 2025.

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“You can only grow if you’re willing to feel awkward and uncomfortable when you try something new.”

— Brian Tracy

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this blog is actually me dissecting my own corpse in an anatomical theater and you are all standing up on the rows looking down at me cheering and booing 

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“That is why I write — to try to turn sadness into longing, solitude into remembrance.”

— Paulo Coelho

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“If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at will change.”

— Wayne Dyer

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“You know you are on the right track when you become uninterested in looking back.”

— Unknown

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Put your happiness over everything

This is your life, so don't worry about what they will say.

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*guy who is very clearly going through. something* oh yknow. just a little tired haha

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“I don’t know what living a balanced life feels like. When I am sad, I don’t cry, I pour. When I am happy, I don’t smile, I glow. When I am angry, I don’t yell, I burn. The good thing about feeling in extremes, is when I love, I give them wings. But perhaps that isn’t such a good thing, cause they always tend to leave and you should see me, when my heart is broken. I don’t grieve, I shatter.”

— Rupi Kaur, Milk and Honey