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People, on average, are kinder than you think. They don't think about that joke you told that didn't land, that awkward thing you said, whatever else you're worrying over. They don't think about it, and they certainly don't hold it against you.

If they are bothered by anything you do, they'll either talk it over with you or they're a cunt!! Either way, why worry?

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Stickers // Okay Doodle on Etsy

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i love you walkable cities i love you pedestrian-centered infrastructure i love you bikeshares i love you free public transit i love you separated bike lanes i love you mixed-use urbanism i love you car-free streets

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Stay nourished, my little flowers.

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you can always start again. clean up your socials, make new playlists, donate clothes you no longer wear. try out a new recipe, move to a new city and make new friends, pick up new hobbies you never thought of before. there is no limit to how many times you can press the reset button. it's okay to change and start over. you don't need anyone's permission to do it.

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the person reading this is going to survive the rough patch they’re going through

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I’m tired of seeing upside down shit

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Why do people keep reblogging that photo of a goth chick in a combine harvester

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Kwame Ture

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Always thinking about that time I watched a kid put all his goldfish crackers in his water bottle, stir it up, and drink it. Just seeing the chunks floating around while he drank it was enough to puke.

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Steph | Self-Care Spotlight  

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no such thing as wasting your 20s your 20s are for recovering from whatever the fuck happened to you as a kid so that youre ready to get weird with it in your 30s

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normalize not being friends with people anymore. not because someone wronged someone or you fell out but simply because you're different people now.

people grow and change and as we do it means that sometimes we don't feel compatible with people anymore and that's okay.

sometimes leaving relationships in the past is better than trying to force it to be something it's not.

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imagine if parents of autistic children actually sought out ways to improve the lives of their children rather than improving their own