#Flakiness

[meplusself]

pov: the experienced of being let down by a friend

In the unpredictable rollercoaster of life, there are few blows as disheartening as the experience of being let down by a friend. It's like navigating a maze, thinking you've found a reliable companion to guide you through the twists and turns, only to realize they've left you stranded at a dead end.

Picture this: the sun is shining, birds are chirping, and life is humming along as usual. You and your friend have shared laughter, secrets, and countless memories. There's an unspoken pact of loyalty, an understanding that no matter what, you've got each other's backs. But then, out of the blue, the script flips, and the trust you once took for granted crumbles like a sandcastle swept away by the tide.

The initial sting is a blend of disbelief and disappointment, a bitter cocktail that leaves a lump in your throat. You replay the events leading up to this moment, desperately searching for a clue, a sign that could have warned you of the impending betrayal. It's like sifting through the ashes of a burned friendship, trying to salvage something meaningful.

What makes it all the more bewildering is the contrast between past camaraderie and present betrayal. It's as if you were handed a script for a feel-good movie, only for it to take a dark and unexpected turn. You find yourself questioning the authenticity of every shared moment, wondering if the laughter was genuine or merely a façade.

There's a certain vulnerability in friendship, a willingness to expose your true self to someone you consider a kindred spirit. When that vulnerability is met with betrayal, it's akin to having your soul laid bare and then trampled upon. The disappointment is a heavy cloak that wraps around you, making every step feel like an uphill battle.

In the aftermath, you're left grappling with a whirlwind of emotions. Anger simmers beneath the surface, a fiery reminder of the breach of trust. Hurt, like a persistent ache, lingers in the corners of your heart. And woven through it all is a thread of sadness, mourning the loss of a connection you once held dear.

Yet, amidst the wreckage of shattered trust, there's an opportunity for growth. It's a harsh lesson in the impermanence of relationships and the fallibility of human bonds. As you pick up the pieces, you may discover a newfound strength, an ability to stand tall in the face of disappointment.

Life, with all its unpredictability, teaches us that people are flawed, including ourselves. It's a reminder to approach friendships with a blend of optimism and caution, understanding that while some companions may falter, others may surprise you with unwavering support. The experience of being let down by a friend is a chapter in the book of life, a chapter that, with time, fades into the background, making space for new connections and the resilience to weather whatever storms may come your way.

[fieriframes]

[SO YOU GET THE FLAKINESS. CORRECT. MASH IT UP JUST A LITTLE BIT. BUT YOU ARE NOT DEAD, BUT YOU ARE NOT ALIVE. IF YOU MELT THAT BUTTER, YOU JUST DON'T GET THAT SEPARATION. EXACTLY. OKAY.]

[diaderosalia]

Flavourful flakiness

[mokshalifestyleinternational]

PURE CYPRIOL ESSENTIAL OIL (NAGARMOTHA)

It gives thorough moisturization to the skin while also limiting excess oil production. As a result, acne is prevented from worsening. Organic Cypriol Essential Oil may be used to treat skin eruptions, cuts, rashes, and infections such as Dermatitis and Psoriasis. It alleviates the redness, dryness, and flakiness associated with psoriasis. It increases blood circulation and combats infection-causing microorganisms. It hastens wound and cut healing, infection, and any open infection by establishing a protective barrier against foreign invading germs or microbes. When used topically, its anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic properties rapidly relieve joint pain, back soreness, and muscle spasms. It can also be used to relieve menstrual discomfort.

[fullcravings]

Croissant Bread

[homkamiro]

You guys really seem to like the smell of 2012

[unfamiliarize]

If you’re obsessing— over someone who ghosted you, over talking to someone, over anything— it’s usually not about them. What does that person represent to you? What emotion did they make you feel? What void are you trying to fill?

[channel1200]

htf episode icons/pin designs. part 1!

[nobecause]

Back from my grave to post some funny bear and funny porcupine...yeah

[yardsards]

my fav thing abt mithrun is he's a traumatized grizzled warrior in the elf equivalent of his mid-late 30s, who spends his free time doing one-armed pushups and training to kill god. but also he looks Like This

[griselldastar]

Swag

I LOVE ACRYLIC MARKERS 💥💥💥💥💥💥

Babiets 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

Ello Disco nation

She is so me omg

[nyanaknifegal]

🌳🐻🦔🌳 🍔!!

"Flip, can you please ask them for no pickles?"

The order's still wrong. Eh… at least they got to swap <3

[spookytoonz]

At the bitch!!!

[mokshalifestyleinternational]

ORGANIC BORAGE OIL

Borage oil has long been used by communities to cure dry, frizzy hair. It may be rubbed into the scalp to nourish and seal in moisture. Its great moisturization and emollient properties are due to its Gamma Linoleic Acid concentration. It penetrates the scalp thoroughly and removes dryness from the roots. It is fairly uncommon for a well-nourished scalp to be resistant to dandruff and flakiness. Borage Oil's moisturizing properties soothe the scalp and help to decrease dandruff and irritation. Borage oil is anti-inflammatory due to high levels of Gamma Linoleic acid. It can soothe sensitive skin and relieve inflammation caused by numerous skin conditions. It has long been used as a therapy for Eczema, Psoriasis, and Dermatitis.

[fullcravings]

Layered Chai Spiced Scones

[homkamiro]

How I LOVE drawing fanarts of old ass medias. Can't you tell