#romantizing life

[i-indigo]

All the pain means nothing when I'm with you,

But what happens when you hurt me?

What do I have left, then?

[Note]

[irenes-tender-world]

john singer sargent, «helen sears» (detail), 1895 year

[deadassjsawhitegirl]

"bpd is this" "bpd is that"

can i just say bpd is more than a favorite person? i understand that part as ive experienced it but thats not all there is

as someone who doesnt currently have a "fp" i hate that thats all bpd tumblr is. js shit about your feelings towards other people, i understand but oh my god i wish there was more. it feels like romanticism of the mental illness that people are gifted the option of assisted su!c!de for. and thats not fucking right.

im sorry if this sounds rude or anything but it just makes me feel really alone in my illness and thats a shitty feeling to have, esp as someone who has bpd.

[hallucicated]

[forourpoets]

for me I don't know when reading for fun became reading to escape reality🍂☕🕰️📜

@forourpoets

[porcelainiaa]

POV : You romanticize everything in your life

[daughterofcainnnn]

[theereina]

✓ I prayed for it.

✓ I visualized it.

✓ I worked for it.

✓ I believed it.

✓ I manifested it.

💫This was between me and God.

[imliterallyjustagirlsblog]

“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all.” - Oscar Wilde

[causticbibliophile]

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[i-must-feel]

It’s nice to know that there’s probably some middle class 14 year old romanticizing my life of living in a deteriorating trailer in small town south Florida,

It’s really comforting to know that someone probably thinks this life is worth living even if it’s not what I imagined for myself.

[onlyinmywildestdreams725]

[whereshadowslive]

In the era of calamities, you're a moment of peace.

— The Unsaid Story

Source: Pinterest

[hallucicated]

[desigirldairies]

AFFIRMATIONS —

These affirmations blend elements of spirituality, mindfulness, gratitude, and empowerment, reflecting the holistic approach to life often found in Indian philosophies and teachings. How do these resonate with you?

1. I am a manifestation of divine energy, worthy of love and abundance.

2. My mind is a temple of peace and clarity, rooted in ancient wisdom.

3. I embrace the cycles of life, knowing that change brings growth and transformation.

4. I radiate positivity and kindness, spreading joy to those around me.

5. I honor my ancestors and carry their resilience and strength within me.

6. I am connected to the universe, in harmony with nature's rhythms and cycles.

7. I trust in the unfolding of my journey, guided by the wisdom of my heart and soul.

8. I celebrate diversity and unity, recognizing the beauty in every culture and tradition.

9. I cultivate gratitude for the blessings in my life, big and small, with a grateful heart.

10. I am a co-creator of my destiny, manifesting my dreams with intention and perseverance.

11. I am worthy of love, kindness, and respect from myself and others.

12. I embrace my imperfections, knowing they are part of my unique beauty and strength.

13. I forgive myself for past mistakes and release any self-judgment or criticism.

14. I trust in my abilities and believe in my potential to achieve my goals and dreams.

15. I prioritize self-care and nourish my mind, body, and soul with love and compassion.

16. I set healthy boundaries to protect my well-being and honor my needs and values.

17. I celebrate my progress and achievements, no matter how small, acknowledging my growth.

18. I speak to myself with kindness and encouragement, nurturing a positive inner dialogue.

19. I let go of comparison and embrace my unique journey, trusting in my own pace and path.

20. I am enough just as I am, worthy of love, happiness, and fulfillment.

AFFIRMATIONS are made not only to be recalled or spoken every morning for a good morning, you can always remind yourself with all these beautiful AFFIRMATIONS whenever you are free, not being in a good mood, need some motivation, not feeling good about yourself or just want to! ✨️

[vampiric-prose]

I’ve forgotten how to live.

In the midst of the tears and shallow, empty breaths I have become I have forgotten what it is to live.

I have forgotten how to greet the day with an empty head and a subdued heart,

With a low, deep flow of blood that neither boils nor freezes,

With eyes that will not tremble and weep at the mere promise of tomorrow

Or the day after.

Oh,

I have forgotten how to live,

But I was never taught how to die.

I was not raised with an innate,

Inane,

Fear of a god who created me, loved me, knew me and slipped into my sinner’s soul.

I was not taught who to greet at gates beyond this world,

Beyond my own mind and the human gates of my rib cage.

I was not promised a life after mine,

A world after mine,

Salvation after mine.

Yes,

I have forgotten how to live,

But to never know how to die,

To only have her decide and strangle me on terms not mine,

And to bring me to a home I won’t recognize,

Is a far more painful fate.

My life holds no faith,

But at least this misery and this burned film, a mocking documentary,

Is mine,

Of my own destructive volition.

I have ruined any memory of how to live,

But I was never, never taught how to die.