Stace the Saint?

just-shower-thoughts:

probsjosh:

just-shower-thoughts:

You never see good camouflage.

there are 4 people in this picture

Originally posted by bemybaebaebae

onlinecounsellingcollege:

1. Getting your self esteem from others.

2. Constantly attacking and putting yourself down.

3. Thinking others are better than you.

4. Expecting things not to turn out well.

5. Living in the past.

6. Fearing the future.

7. Being afraid of, and resisting, change.

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kosmogrl:

maybe life is all about waking up every day and trying to learn how to appreciate the beauty of the world without allowing the ugliness of everything that has happened to me in the past to interfere with it

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idontknowwhatsgoingonhere:

reallyndacarter:

dankmemeuniversity:

This is why I always recommend having an emergency cheese. Mine is parmesan.

wonder woman out here still saving lives

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redeemed-renewed-restored:

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jesuslibrary:

“But now, thus says the Lord, who created you, O Jacob, And He who formed you, O Israel: ‘Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by your name; You are Mine’.” ― ISAIAH 43:1 NKJV

The Chosen S01E01

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ancientsstudies:

Every day can end beautifully.

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cancerninja:

“My heart wants roots My mind wants wings I cannot bear Their bickerings.”

— E.Y. Harburg

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delphinidin4:

mojo-chojo:

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liquidstar:

I just saw someone say the words “jokingly gaslight” this might be a good time to reintroduce the internet to the terms “lying” or perhaps “pranking” or even just “joking” on it’s own

Okay, say it with me guys…

If you are giving someone wrong information in the hopes that they’ll believe that it’s true, then that’s lying.

If you are giving someone wrong information under the assumption that they’ll ultimately realise that it’s false, and that they will find this funny, then that’s joking.

If you are giving someone wrong information in the hopes that they’ll believe that it’s true and that their response will be funny, then that’s a prank.

If you are giving someone wrong information in the hopes that they will notice the differences between your presentation of reality and their perception of it, and come to doubt their ability to judge what is and is not real, then that’s gaslighting.

now dont leave this in the tags

If you are giving someone wrong information and you assume they will know it is wrong, in hopes that they will play along, then that’s a bit.

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