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heartselfcare ¡ 3 days ago
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♡ 25 for 25 ♡
make the promise – take the vow. ♡
I vow to practice gratitude 
I vow to be thankful, everyday 
I vow to treat my body with respect 
I vow to be creative 
I vow to be kind to myself
I vow to exercise my body 
I vow to journal everyday 
I vow to strengthen my mind
I vow to spend my money wisely 
I vow to allow myself time for myself 
I vow to nourish my body
I vow to stay motivated 
I vow to smile, always. 
I vow to drink more water 
I vow to invest in me
I vow to work hard everyday 
I vow to keep my space clean
I vow to finish what I start 
I vow to always drive safe
I vow to be kind to others
I vow to be honest
I vow to unplug 
I vow to laugh more
I vow to become my best self
I vow to keep my vows
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zegalba ¡ 10 months ago
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Chrome Hearts in Kerouac Magazine (1998)
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bitter69uk ¡ 6 months ago
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Distressing news in The Independent today:
“David Lynch has revealed he can no longer leave his house since being diagnosed with emphysema. The director of films including Eraserhead and Mulholland Drive, who created and starred in Twin Peaks, shared the revelation in a new interview about his career. Speaking to Sight & Sound magazine, Lynch, 78, said he was diagnosed with emphysema due to smoking throughout his life and said that, if he directs again, it will have to be remotely as he cannot “go out” due to fears he will get Covid. “I’ve gotten emphysema from smoking for so long and so I’m homebound whether I like it or not. It would be very bad for me to get sick, even with a cold,” he said, revealing that he “can only walk a short distance before” he’s “out of oxygen.” It’s because of this that Lynch says it is unlikely he will direct again, but if he does, he will be unable to do so in person. However, while saying “I would do it remotely if it comes to it”, he said: “I wouldn’t like that so much.””
For Lynch fans, this is obviously deeply saddening (and explains his low profile in recent years). If Inland Empire (2006) represents his last feature film and Twin Peaks: The Return (2017) his final artistic statement, Lynch’s career is ending on a creative high.
Update on this: Lynch has since posted this statement on Twitter. “Ladies and Gentlemen. Yes, I have emphysema from my many years of smoking. I have to say that I enjoyed smoking very much, and I do love tobacco - the smell of it, lighting cigarettes on fire, smoking them - but there is a price to pay for this enjoyment, and the price for me is emphysema. I have now quit smoking for over two years. Recently I had many tests, and the good news is that I am in excellent shape except for emphysema. I am filled with happiness, and I will never retire. I want you all to know that I really appreciate your concern. Love, David.” It’s worth bearing in mind Lynch is a multimedia artist so even if he never directs a film again (which let's face it, is likely) he'll still paint (for example), and he DID just release a fascinating new album called Cellophane Memories.
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oyeixcher ¡ 3 months ago
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YinWar ✧ RIZZ Magazine
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fetusmonkey ¡ 8 months ago
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fruits (2000)
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spiderliliez ¡ 5 months ago
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ES Magazine The quiet accession of Emma D’Arcy by Evening Standard
[+] EMMA D’ARCY [GIF Collection] ✨ [+] LGBTQ 🏳️‍🌈 [+] ..more on this shoot 📸
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disease ¡ 1 year ago
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CHROME HEARTS | 2000s
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blackandroses ¡ 2 years ago
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Lana del Rey by Nadia Lee Cohen for Interview Magazine March 2023.
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purichou ¡ 4 months ago
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電撃G's magazine 010 1998年5月号
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sol-consort ¡ 2 months ago
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Easy to forget that Jaal IS living his fantasy of "hot aliens come knocking at your door to whisk you away on space adventures in their technologically advanced alien ship"
Like we're the aliens this time around, coming to his home planet, getting him on a spaceship with a variety of hot aliens. In a single day, Jaal's life took a turn for the harem anime protagonist road.
This is a full on monsterfucking fetish to him, we are the monsters he wants to fuck.
And he's an alien enthusiast. He was writing "alien x reader" on angaran Wattpad since he was a teen.
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thriftybruce ¡ 4 months ago
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practicing drawing their older versions, ill keep at it
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heartselfcare ¡ 3 days ago
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♡ HEART WEALTH ♡
CONSUMED by CONSUMPTION? 5 tips for 2025 NO BUY.
The UN- necessaries 
Make a list of 5 items you most certainly DO NOT need this year.
MAKEUP (besides the everyday foundation and concealer)
you do not need the latest and greatest in the beauty world.
Plus –  a lot of brands suck right now with lame or underwhelming products.
CLOTHES
This year we're making do with what we got.
Use this year as a personal challenge to expand your closet by expanding your imagination.
Step UP your fashion game by reworking old pieces--
and not giving a F about what’s trending.
VAPES, DRINKS , SMOKES
make it the year you quit! think about yourself first, then your wallet !
Ps. this is a list of things you absolutely, completely DON’T need.
Ex: nightly sweet treats, take outs, useless mindless trinkets or purchases, etc. 
LISTEN TO THE HEART: everything in moderation.
2. WRITE IT DOWN
I bet after doing this exercise for 5 days: you will be changed. 
For 1 week – write down every time you spend money.
On old school paper and pen; handwriting each item and the price.
From gas, to food; you will be shocked how blindly we spent money. 
Using the paper by hand will allow you to see what we’re spending and feel it too.
3. BUY IT IN CASH
BREAK a shopping habit with cold hard cash.
With the plastic – it can feel like money is not real.
Using physical money is far more painful. 
I use this trick when clothing shopping – giving myself a limit in cash.
This tip also helped me when I was quitting vaping; seeing how much I was really spending each time I brought a new one – was a MAJOR factor to my success. I haven't vape (or spent $$ on one) in years!
4. SMALL goals = BIG wins
Now shift your attention on what's really important:
choose 1 goal at a time – and lock in.
This year I’m tackling credit card debt.
This is my one big goal for this year.
Instead of stretching my already paper-thin budget; I will take the debt face on and seek pleasure in watching the amount owed go down slowly, but surely. Once the debt is under control I can shift again and refocus on the next steps of my financial journey.
5. Ditch the MINDSET
Money is fluid everywhere. To be rich you must feel rich.
LET GO - of the scarcity mindset.
Believe there is plenty of money to go around and you will survive any and all financial hardships. 
Let go of the belief that money is limited. 
Money is everywhere, jobs are always available, and your morning dunkin run is NOT going to break the bank.  
TIP: act like a rich bitch. 
Now for every 1 dollar you spent you will receive 10 back.
Fear of spending will only lead to adverse effects.
Lead  not with fear but an open mind and heart. 
SPEND WISELY, GOOD LUCK!
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zegalba ¡ 9 months ago
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Chrome Hearts Magazine Jewelry Catalog (2004)
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funstealer ¡ 1 year ago
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STREET Magazine no. 61 / August 1994 Paris Collections / Shoichi Aoki
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oyeixcher ¡ 3 months ago
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fetusmonkey ¡ 3 months ago
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machi colle (1999)
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