svndered:

concept: you let someone in and they stay

llleighsmith:

One of the primary ways we connect with each other is by eating together. Some of the connection happens simply by being in the same place at the same time and sharing the same food, but we also connect through specific actions, such as serving food to one another or making toasts: ‘May I offer you some potatoes?’ ‘Here’s to your health and happiness.’ Much of our fundamental well-being comes from the basic reassurance that there is a place for us at the table. We belong here. Here we are served and we serve others. Here we give and receive sustenance.

— edward espe brown, from tomato blessings and radish teachings

“The life in front of you is way more important than the life behind you.”
— onlinecounsellingcollege.com (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
final-disciple:
“ Lol imagine
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final-disciple:

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Lol imagine

neonbuck:

black mirror writer: what if when you said “ello yewchube”…..yewchube said ello back…….

stop pretending google assistant isn’t leaps and bounds ahead of one note ass siri

“Grown women of all ages are acting the exact same way as teens.
Forty year old Mean Girls physically knock into good looking women on the streets of Manhattan, stand closely and directly in front of them on subways, suddenly cross in front to demean her and (causing the target to almost lose her balance ) turn baby carriages into them ( poor child) intimidate men for admiring them (especially if the attractive woman is black) let’s not ignore contemptuous looks including spitting on the sidewalk( usually 60 or above and well dressed)
So much for “Sisterhood ”
This Public Display of malicious conduct by grown women 20-60 goes triple if the target appears confident.
Men observe this behavior constantly making so-called “Sisterhood” questionable at best.”

Beauty in One Woman Can Bring Out the Beast in Others

Why Pretty Girls may be Especially Vulnerable to Bullying

I think you can know what they’re jealous of by what they try to crush or pervert or twist in you - and how much time and effort they suck out of you to keep you away or out of or isolated from what you enjoy.

finofilipino:
“By Joan Cornellà.
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