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you’re going to love again, find a job again, create art again, do what you love again, feel powerful again. you’re going to be back on track. i don’t know when, but you are going to feel like yourself again, eventually. this isn’t the end. hang in there.

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In a world where uncertainty is seen as unsafe and underappreciated, sometimes the most spiritual thing you can experience is not knowing. In a world where certainties and decisions are being applauded and celebrated, choosing to be still and patiently waiting is the most profound thing you can do. No judgment. No direct answers. Just subtleties and observations. As a thinker myself, I'd rather decide and make a point, but sometimes, it's better to wait and let things unfold naturally. Maybe life isn't supposed to make sense, but rather to be experienced wholeheartedly.

Somewhere dreaming

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In a world where uncertainty is seen as unsafe and underappreciated, sometimes the most spiritual thing you can experience is not knowing. In a world where certainties and decisions are being applauded and celebrated, choosing to be still and patiently waiting is the most profound thing you can do. No judgment. No direct answers. Just subtleties and observations. As a thinker myself, I'd rather decide and make a point, but sometimes, it's better to wait and let things unfold naturally. Maybe life isn't supposed to make sense, but rather to be experienced wholeheartedly.

Somewhere dreaming

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my friends and i can't stop referencing this post

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me: truly a well crafted tragedy is such a bittersweet pleasure to take in and serves a purpose, not just as a sad story but as a reminder that even that which ends badly might not have happened in vain or for nothing. The love, the grief, the actions still meant something simply for having taken place and for us partaking in it.

me when said tragedy is about to actually unfold, sweating: ok but consider this. i dont want this to happen

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By Matt Eich

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Grab your coat, leave a note, and run away with me.

William Chapman 

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how can i admire you without it getting weird. and if it gets weird will you mind

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