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I finally feel like I learned my lesson & I’ll no longer be going through the same cycles or feeling like I’m meeting the same people just in different bodies it was a hard realization but I’m glad I was able to sit with myself and figure it out.
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Things usually work in my favor because my heart posture is in the right place. I’m not jealous nor boastful. Even when I don’t get what I want, I end up getting what I needed.
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I don’t know how to explain it, but some women just have a certain kind of protection over their lives. Things happen, people disappoint them, plans fall apart, and somehow they still land on their feet. Every single time.
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no shade, it's important to have at least one friend who isn’t friends with any of your other friends. someone who exists in a completely different part of your life..
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I’ve detached my heart from so many things I once desperately wanted. I’ve had to let go of people, dreams, expectations and versions of my life I genuinely thought would become my reality. I’ve grieved futures that never happened, relationships that never became what I hoped and opportunities I thought I’d have. I’ve had to make peace with things I never wanted to lose and accept that some chapters will never unfold the way I imagined. There’s a particular kind of sadness in mourning a life you never got to live, because there’s no real goodbye, no closure, just the quiet realisation that things could have been so different. I think I’ve spent so much time learning how to let go of what I wanted that sometimes I forget what it feels like to look forward to something without being afraid of losing it.
yup! its that egotistical prideful bs everybody on…
your value isn’t determined by who ends things first or who acts like they care the least. these nonchalant Olympics have really put us through the ringer chile. everybody so focused on having the upper hand that we’ve started treating genuine feelings like a weakness. there’s nothing embarrassing about being the person who actually wanted something to work.
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your value isn’t determined by who ends things first or who acts like they care the least. these nonchalant Olympics have really put us through the ringer chile. everybody so focused on having the upper hand that we’ve started treating genuine feelings like a weakness. there’s nothing embarrassing about being the person who actually wanted something to work.
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I’m not a fun person to hate on cause I just assume you’re jealous as fuck and wish you were me
















