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when he's low-profile, doesn't follow random girls, isn't LUSTFUL, workholic, caring, gentlemen, funny; soft-spoken, emotionally intelligent, knows how to COMMUNICATE his feelings, smart, and stays focused on his career and me.
There’s something incredibly powerful about building a life where you no longer have to ask permission to live it. Your own business. Your own decisions. Your own future. Starting from absolutely nothing and knowing one day you’ll look back and be so glad you took the risk.
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I don’t want to spend my life convincing someone I’m worth choosing. I want to experience what it feels like to be loved by someone who’s just as afraid of losing me as I am of losing them. Like damn can someone be just as excited about me as I am of them. 😞
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TONIGHT 10pm - “Gold Canyon Curse”
One of the absolute most violent, lawless, and volatile camps in the entire American West. #GhostAdventures
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Sometimes I really wonder what it is about me that makes people struggle to love me right. I care, I try, I give grace. And somehow, I still end up feeling like I’m asking for too much.
He doesn't know it yet, but he's about to have a very important job. Officially accepted to begin training as my support dog. Here's to us, Bean. ❤️
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The best way to love yourself is to let go of all the people who don't love you back. People who look at you but don't see you. People who hear you but don't listen. People who don't celebrate your success. People who make you feel too much, too loud, too needy. People who don't have your back, don't soothe your nervous system, and don't hold you up when you can't stand
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I believe one of the most beautiful forms of intimacy is being met with the same curiosity you extend to others. to be known beyond your usefulness, loved beyond your capacity to give, and considered without having to ask. reciprocity should never require us to negotiate our worth or exhaust ourselves proving that we deserve tenderness.
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No more chasing. No more double texting. No more begging for the bare minimum. No more stressing over when you’ll text me back, overthinking every little thing you do or spending another night wondering if I was ever good enough for you. I’m done letting someone else’s inconsistency determine how I feel about myself. I’m done pouring my energy into someone who leaves me questioning my worth instead of reminding me that I matter. I can miss you and still choose myself. I can care about you and still decide that this is no longer what I want for my life. I’ve spent enough time trying to make this work. Now, it’s time to put that same energy into healing, finding my peace and becoming myself again. No more chasing someone who makes me question my worth. It’s a wrap. It’s time to heal.
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Eventually everything will connect the way you want it to. You will look back and understand why it happened when it did. Keep going. Stay patient. It will all make sense soon.
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There are people who will call you cold after they have exhausted every warm part of you. They will say you changed. They will say you stopped caring. What they will not say is how many times they dismissed your feelings, crossed your boundaries, or expected forgiveness without changing. It is easier to call you cold than to admit they are the reason you became that way
Not my autistic ass being told I’d been discharged, assuming I’d been discharged from the entire service and walking out absolutely FUMING. Went back to question it.
She meant I’d been discharged from the ROOM.
THE ROOM.
I’d already gone through all five stages of grief 🙃





















