#truth about life

[free-my-mindd]

[enii]

Life is just as easy as riding a bike....

[honey-and-fires]

I have hurt people. I have done damage. And this is what I’ve learned:

When we cannot heal the wounds we create - we can take responsibility for them. We can learn to forgive ourselves even if others can’t forgive us. Because at the end of the day the past cannot be altered, but the future doesn’t have to be history repeated. So to everyone who’s beating themselves up for all their mistakes. Know that while you could have known better - you did it. The action is done, the consequences are yours but the mistakes are not you. You too are allowed to slip behind and below yourself. Don’t hold yourself accountable to standards that cannot be met. And while it may not be an excuse and the wounds may stay, the best way to apologise is to accept your faults and change your behaviour. Intention doesn’t change the action but it does change how we are able to forgive ourselves in knowing “this is not me.” Be kind. We all need unconditional love no matter how badly we mess up.

[scribbled-diaries]

Some toxic people in my life made me question about my every relationships and my own existence.

[memes-and-medicine]

[evilzme]

🥀

you either have my back...

you're at my side-

or you're in my way...

BE LILITH, NEVER EVE

[diverse-things]

[thelasthero]

Hello everyone)

This is my new account.

Therefore, the first post should be the last of the Monologue about cinema (by the way, subscribe)

And the point is that the film "Don't look up", although it is as mediocre as possible, but touches on a very important point that you rarely think about. It is true that we have everything, but a person by nature always wants more and more. But remember, it takes very little to be happy.

[famglamsworld-01]

Are you doing it because you want to or coz you have to.

It's quite difficult to differentiate between two when you have been doing something from a long time.

If you're efficient in doing it others might think that it is easy for you to do so.

But is it really easy to do when you don't even know the intention behind doing so.

[toxicityislife]

Stoner thoughts::

Obviously I don’t believe in god and all that- but what if when we die, and our mind is the last part of our body to stop working- maybe that determines whether you have a good experience or a bad one. Like people who have near death experiences and they talk about how they either saw god and their loved ones, and some say they saw the devil and Hell itself. Well maybe, for people who don’t come back- that hallucination can seem to last “forever “ but it’s only until your brain stops working. The same way time is different in our dreams, its different when we die. And maybe, people want to have a good end of life hallucination so they think that by doing what the Bible says, they will get that. And the people who saw a lot of torture and torment will live exactly that during their end of life experience. So what if everyone is going crazy for a 3 minute experience that our unconscious mind feels like an eternity….

[shortkingvi]

we seal mike flanagan away for a year and then every october he re-emerges like a progressively more insane little show business gremlin to put a curse on my bloodline

[free-my-mindd]

[druidcore]

mike flannagan essentially saying that greed and capitalism and the hunger for money (not borne out of a need for safety and contentment, but for power and the urge for more) is death to an artist. that poetry and truth and art cannot live in tandem with greed. that they are anathema to the duplicitous, treasonous and covetous nature of the wealthy and gluttonous.

[honey-and-fires]

Sometimes silence speaks the loudest.

The truth is, if they wanted to say something they would. But sometimes it’s easier to hide in the shadows of silence - where there truly is no responsibility - than it is to confront the truth.

Sometimes no answer is an answer.

[scribbled-diaries]

Loving someone unconditionally is such a waste of time and energy.

[emptyvoidnull]

The multitude of happiness solely depends on your willingness to accept things as it is and embrace the smaller pictures to let them sum up to a bigger picture.