socotic:

lyricvll:

important

(via cimpathetic)

richtide:

it doesn’t matter how good you’re doing, those sad nights will creep up on you from time to time and that’s ok. doesn’t mean all your progress is gone

(via sleepin)

wordsnquotes:

“apologize to your body. maybe, that’s where the healing begins.”

— Nayyirah Waheed, “Starting” (via wnq-anonymous)

(via forgottenfeeelings)

alwaysinyouratmosphere:

“Now girls are often raised to see love only as giving. Women are praised for their love when that love is an act of giving. But to love is to give AND to take. Please love by giving, and by taking. Give and be given. If you are only giving and not taking, you’ll know. You’ll know from that small and true voice inside you that we females are so often socialized to silence. Don’t silence that voice. Dare to take.”

— Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, commencement speech at Wellesley College

somepiecesofmyheartandsoul:

“You shine so brilliantly bright, but you seem so sad on days when no one is around. It hurts to see you cry, but it hurts tenfold to see your plastic smile. You wish to be held as you push away the hands that reach out to you, and watch silently as they leave. They wish to know about love, but you wish to know just a little more about yourself.”

— Lukas W. // The one who can’t understand herself

minor-art:

No Words

I find that when I don’t have the words to say

It’s because today I can’t find beauty

Today I’ve lost my curiousity

I’ve exhausted the questions of “what is Love?” “Why are we here?”

Today I’m all skin and bones

A mind of emptiness and a heart of stone

So I thought

There’s something to be said about the silence in our minds

The space between the pages

The breaks between the lines

What exists in the dark,

Remains in the light and sometimes

Questions don’t need an answer

So I’ll keep asking because there’s beauty in the unknown

Those who wander in the dark long enough

Will see a new world when the sun kisses

The Appalachian mountains

To journey in the dark

Is to walk having faith in the world

(via poeticstories)