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We often seem to value activity above all else, but like all beings we need to rest and recuperate. I suspect the widespread occurrence of depression in our culture is linked to our refusal to allow ourselves quiet time. Feeling the need to remain constantly busy - mentally or physically - in socially productive activity can prevent us from turning inward to simply be with ourselves. Such inward turning requires time and might lower productivity and social standing. It is not that all activity is bad, but many of us are far out of balance and our activity does not come from a place of stillness and wisdom.

Robert Kull, Solitude (via movemequotes)

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Lol me af.

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“I don’t know exactly at what time the song will go on the radio, but I want to drive around in the car and then hear Perfect Illusion for the first time. There is nothing like the feeling of hearing a song for the first time on the station, even after nearly a decade.”

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Hi. I am a piece of shit.

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Why are you like dis ;_;

Y am i like dis

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Magic.

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Me at night. Because apparently sleeping at night is too mainstream a task to be performed, for my body.

And to cut my eyes with only if…

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In my case it's more like "ugly face ugly soul" :)

✨✨✨ #8916

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Yep aaaaaand that's me. :) struggling through love, struggling through life, struggling through the world.

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This is nice. ._.

Designer Scott Thrift has designed a 24-hour clock with no numbers that tells the time by the color of the sky, corresponding to dawn, noon, dusk, and midnight. 

They’re available for pre-order now on Kickstarter: [x]

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• The 1975 - Change of Heart •

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This is your Sunday evening reminder that you can handle whatever this week throws at you.

(via starwill)

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A stunning shoot of Ryan Davies Hall by Kris Askey