#Dreamers inspo

[whyoneartheven]

I made Pinterest boards for my tloz story and if I had known it would result in thousands of pictures of reaching hands and shining stars and rays of sunlight I may not have done so

the allure of light symbolism has been too much for me I’m afraid

[wodania]

“Crying like Cassandra… I used to tell the future, but they cut out my tongue, and left me doing laundry to think in what I’ve done.”

House Targaryen From Daenys to Daenerys and Young Griff

or

The Dreamer, The Mother, and The Mummer

purchase as a print here

[plastic-rainbows]

Pastel rainbow rug

[pixxiecup]

moodboard themed around lps #1432 ^___^

[litrly-justagirl]

DREAM BIG.

and then dream BIGGER than that.

"If your dreams don’t scare you, they’re not big enough." – Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

Dreaming big is powerful, but why stop there? Sometimes, what we think is "big" is just the edge of what we think we deserve. So here’s the challenge: push past that limit. Don’t just dream big—dream bigger than you ever thought possible.

1. dream it...then double it

Picture your dream life. Now, ask yourself: What’s one thing you’d add if there were no fear, no limits, no “what ifs”? Maybe it’s that penthouse overlooking the city, a career that feels impossible, or a lifestyle that seems out of reach. Whatever it is, claim it unapologetically.

2. break the rules

Who says your dream is too much? Too expensive? Too ambitious? The only rules that matter are the ones you create. Break the ones that keep you small. Remember: what feels "unrealistic" today could be your reality tomorrow.

3. BE the part

You don’t have to wait for the dream to feel it. Start now. Light that luxury candle. Wear that outfit that makes you feel unstoppable. Speak as if it’s already yours. The more you embody that energy, the closer it gets.

4. now level up again

Once you’ve expanded your dream, go further. What’s the next step? Maybe it’s not just a penthouse, but a global lifestyle. Not just a new career, but a legacy. Don’t let fear or “realism” cap your vision.

Your dreams should thrill and challenge you. The best part? The only limit is how far you’re willing to go. So, what's your big dream—and how will you dream even bigger?

[small-one-snoogle]

🗝️🌿🪵 woodland wolf kiddo! 🌕🐺🌲

[clanwarrior-tumbly]

Little dreamer 💛💫

[owlmoonboi]

Just a little bit of PINK

[meeelis]

𝘊𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘦 𝘋𝘦𝘴 𝘎𝘢𝘳𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘴 𝘚𝘚84

[perr1e]

Kid perrie graphic for myself!!!

It's specially for me so I'd find it off for people to use it but Ig go ahead if you wanna use it :0 just credit

no kin/id/me or f/o tags

[ponycritterz]

Yellow / Summer agere outfit board :) 💛🧸

Click below for a fun poll!

I'm not a huge fan of Summer -- I love Winter, but I love the colors yellow/orange, and everything in between, so I wanted to make a cute outfit board expressing that :)

[ibuprofenjuliet]

“I am no ordinary woman. My dreams come true.”

[howifeltabouthim]

'Nothing is real unless it's felt and present. Your world is all elsewhere.'

Iris Murdoch, from A Fairly Honourable Defeat

[plastic-rainbows]

Colorful heart bedding

[a-cloud-for-dreams]

Hello There❤️

First Thoughts on LOD After An Impulsive Download:

Yeah, the English translation is pretty bad 😭 I've read fanfic with worse translation and I read by skimming so it's not too obvious, but it's there so be wary of that

Love the character customization options at the beginning and how that affects the character's background! I was able to choose a different skin tone and eye color, and between different personality traits and hobbies, which actually affects the story.

For instance, I chose the Tehran sprite and that background was different from the other sprites. Here's a quote from the WiKi:

Her mother, Bahar Davoudi was the daughter of an influential Persian subject who Peter met during his visit to Iran. Peter had to make many efforts to persuade the girl's father to give his only daughter in marriage to a European. They married in Tehran and lived there for several years, but moved to Hungary soon after the birth of their daughter. She was seven years old when her mother traveled to Iran to visit her family and became an accidental victim due to a revolution in her homeland. She speaks fluent Farsi and respects Middle Eastern culture.

I can't speak on how accurate the information is to Middle Eastern (or Hungarian culture for that matter) but I like that was a really cool addition I wasn't expecting!

Keep in mind that this is a newer book I haven't tried any of the other books yet which may have different customization choices