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lilac-wallflower:

alhamdullilah, always.

free-my-mindd:

dearerato:

“I am nothing in my soul if not obsessive.”

— Donna Tartt, The Secret History

sevenincheels:

petaltexturedskies:

Emily Dickinson, from a letter to an unknown recipient wr. c. 1862

thcartierrug:

thcartierrug:

stuckinapril:

Been letting go of people without necessarily villainizing them. I don’t need to tell myself “they’re a bad person” “don’t know how to handle my emotions” “have xyz negative traits” “a total asshole without any redeeming qualities” to be able to arrive at the conclusion that maybe that certain person would not be a very healthy addition to my life. Idk growing up and maturing has come w seeing other people not though the lens of “u bad me good,” but more so through “we’re all imperfect in our own ways, and I can still acknowledge the good in you even as I decide it’s best to part ways.” People will always be tricky to navigate, it’s just a matter of asking yourself “do I have the capacity or time for this? Is this worth it?” and the answer can still be no even if the person you’re removing from your life isn’t an evil caricature of who they actually are