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Plants n mushrooms I’ve found 🌱 🍄

what was wrong with them su writers fr this scene used to traumatize the fuck outta me 😭😭😭

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when i make someone i think is funny laugh

And girls!

always trippin'. #ScaryMovie

With this, I come closer to becoming an elite Stylist.

Rose peleó una guerra de miles de años, y hasta este momento se sigue comportando como la Diamante Rosa mimada que no tiene verdadero respeto por organismos inferiores. El amor de Greg fue lo que la cambió. En efecto es cine 🚬

"I'm sorry i thought this was America!" - Randy Marsh probably

it’s funny how twilight produced two of the realest ppl in all of hollywood

Frieren and Himmel’s Baby :))

how it feels to fit the stereotype of women being bad at games

Oh my god I was obsessed with this photo when I was 13

Authenticity and genuine comfort within your own skin are what make this possible. Most people become exhausted from the immense psychological labour of constructing a different self in real time, constantly observing themselves from every angle, judging how they are being perceived, and strategically deciding how to behave. That level of perpetual self-surveillance drains enormous amounts of energy. You can brute-force your way through it, but it requires an immense amount of internal work. I reach points where I lose myself entirely and become physically weak to the extent that I cannot even pick myself up because of how deeply drained I am. The amount of energetic absorption and psychological processing that happens during intense social interaction is unreal. Which is why learning how to create energetic boundaries becomes both incredibly important and incredibly difficult.

Yes at some point in your 20s you turn that auto-capitalization back on But then u also just start getting real Freaky with It

Vie isn't perfect but it flopping as hard as it did is 1 of the great pop mysteries of the decade to me. She'd had great success with a much more difficult record on the previous one. "Jealous Type" felt like a lay-up, "Gorgeous" also seemed obvious. What's the post-mortem here?