Our taste points at what we grew up missing:

I think one thing that men don’t understand about us is that we imagine what our future would look like with you based on how you treat us today. When men do something that upsets us, it’s not just that one action but the entire principle or value system that it exposes about you

Growing up is just being repeatedly disappointed yet relieved that you’re not that special: for everything, someone has been there before. Maybe the only thing worse than a serious diagnosis is a veteran doctor going “I’ve never seen your condition before but I can tell it’s bad”

Vignettes from Vienna, link in bio

'If art decorates space, music and conversation decorate time.' Sherry

If you feel far away from your dream and doubt your efforts: the fact that you even have those dreams means the final version of what you’re working on already exists (in a possible future). If you can imagine it, it’s already possible. You’re not lost. You’re just on your way.

Piano, easel, typewriter, art, books — this pic has everything I need

SchrodingrsBratislava

As someone who’s not super easygoing, I’m impressed by mental flexibility as in people who can easily adjust themselves to get along with the room. They’re not pushovers or people pleasers, they accept differences like raindrops in a sea. They’re both-and instead of either-or

SchrodingrsBratwurst

There’s no one more bitter than a smart ambitious person who knows they settled for less than what they could’ve achieved if they were less of a coward. Do you really have “high standards” or is it just an excuse to never get started? The only way to never fail is to never try

I’ve been thinking a lot about going back to school for architecture (something I considered in high school)

People who have been seriously hurt before tend to feel a small fear of happiness when they sense that things are going well. Happiness can be daunting because to have it means to have something to lose. It’s no surprise that detachment and Stoicism are such popular philosophies

I’m the happiest when I’m just being, not doing. Aimless walks where the journey is the destination. Every frame in time is its own moment. Every little snapshot is enjoyed, then forgotten. I love daydreaming and being utterly disconnected from the world for 10-15k steps everyday