1,000 Ways to Live...

1,000 Ways to Live...

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I have to say that this is very dear to my heart. Cutting used to be a big part of my life for 5 years. I used to not be able to stay clean for longer than 6 months, but I’m a year right now. It should not be taken lightly, and it’s not always a cry for attention. And it does get better. I promise.

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I have to say that this is very dear to my heart. Cutting used to be a big part of my life for 5 years. I used to not be able to stay clean for longer than 6 months, but I’m a year right now. It should not be taken lightly, and it’s not always a cry for attention. And it does get better. I promise.

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I came across this account on twitter…drove me to tears

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"Ma perché non funziona tutto come nei film?
Perché gli estranei in metropolitana, invece che limitarsi a guardarti, non attaccano bottone dicendoti che hai un sorriso bellissimo?
Perché dopo trent’anni, in un café del centro, non rincontri mai la persona per cui hai lottato?
Perché le madri fanno fatica a capire i propri figli e i padri ad accettarli?
Perché la frase giusta arriva sempre durante il momento sbagliato?
Perché non ti capita mai di correre sotto la pioggia, di arrivare davanti al portone di qualcuno, farlo scendere, scusarti e iniziare a parlare a vanvera per poi trovarti labbra a labbra e sentirti dire: ‘non importa, l’importante è che sei qui’?
Perché non vieni mai svegliato durante la notte da una voce al telefono che ti dice: ‘non ti ho mai dimenticato’?
Se fossimo più coraggiosi, più irrazionali, più combattivi, più estrosi, più sicuri e se fossimo meno orgogliosi, meno vergognosi, meno fragili, sono sicura che non dovremmo pagare nessun biglietto del cinema per vedere persone che fanno e dicono ciò che non abbiamo il coraggio di esternare, per vedere persone che amano come noi non riusciamo, per vedere persone che ci rappresentano, per vedere persone che, fingendo, riescono ad essere più sincere di noi."

This war is ours. (via theinsidechristine)

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He had it coming

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He had it coming

He had it coming

He had it coming

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He had it coming

He had it coming

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My relationship with English...

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StopHatingYourBody: your body is not public property

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"Do you remember, as a kid, the first time you went really fast on your bike, and it felt like you were flying, or the first time you got both wheels off the ground, and how you could feel, almost hear, your heart beating. It was like the first time you held her hand, or ran away from home and got lost.
Now, do you remember the last time you drove by a lake and wondered if there was a rope swing but never stopped, or the last time you looked at a smooth stone and imagined throwing it across the water but finished your conversation instead. When was the last time you considered a tree based on climb-ability? Ran across the grass barefoot, or decided to be a robber instead of a cop? Well, no one wants to be a cop anyways.
Let’s pretend again, and play a prank; we’ll defend a fort, or draw a map to plan an escape. All we have to do is take off our shoes and jump in, or walk outside and find an adventure."

James Nord

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Weekends…for real

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If we had met under different circumstances…