December 2012
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November 2012
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September 2012
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August 2012
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July 2012
18 posts
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“Whoever said less is more was right: the less bullshit and frivolity you have in your life, the more attention you have to focus on what is really going on.”
—Kelly Cutrone (via shutthefupk)
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“This is an important lesson to remember when you’re having a bad day, a bad month, or a shitty year. Things will change: you won’t feel this way forever. And anyway, sometimes the hardest lessons to learn are the ones your soul needs most. I believe you can’t feel real joy unless you know what it means to fail. You can’t know what it’s like to feel holy until you know what it’s like to feel really fucking evil. And you can’t be birthed again until you’ve died.”
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thank you.
“If you have to cry, go outside” Kelly Cutrone. (via ms-hellow)
Daily Affirmation
i only allow that which is good into my life. no one can depress you. no one can make you anxious. no one can hurt your feelings. no one can make you anything than what you allow inside.
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Peace begins with me.
Daily Affirmation
patience is at peace with the process of life.
June 2012
48 posts
Daily Affirmation
no matter how others behave, i keep my peace in my heart.
Daily Affirmation
I give myself the gift of freedom from the past and move with joy into the now.
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The Direction of Happiness
by Madisyn Taylor Leaving
a long-term relationship is hard but a necessary step to receiving what you want in your life. One of the hardest decisions we ever make in life is leaving a long-term relationship that just isn‚t working. When attempts at repairing and working out issues aren‚t working, it may be time to examine moving on. We are emotional creatures, and when our heartstrings are tied to those of another, separating from that person can feel like an act of courage. It is not something most of us will take lightly, and many of us will struggle with our desire to stay in a relationship that is unfulfilling simply in order to avoid that pain. We may question whether the happiness we seek even exists, and we may wonder if we might be wiser to simply settle where we are, making the best of what we have. On the one hand, we almost relish the idea that true happiness is not out there so that we can avoid the pain of change. On the other hand, we feel within ourselves a yearning to fulfill our desire for relationships that are vital and healing. Ultimately, most of us will follow this call, because deep within ourselves we know that we deserve to be happy. We all deserve to be happy, no matter where we find ourselves in this moment, and we are all justified in moving, like plants toward the light, in the direction that leads to our greatest fulfillment. First, though, we may need to summon the courage to move on from the relationship that appears to be holding us back. Taking the first steps will be hard, but the happiness we find when we have freed ourselves from a situation that is draining our energy will outshine any hardship we undergo to get there. Keeping our eyes trained on the horizon, we begin the work of disentangling ourselves from the relationship that no longer fits. Every step brings us closer to a relationship that will work, and the freedom we need to find the happiness we deserve.
