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Phoenix

@kairesolute

“ I have something you don’t. I have learned from every competitor and fan. ” Layout credit. @introgical

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︎ ︎ ︎ 𝒔⩜teʟʟ ɪ፝֟ 𝒕e ︎ ︎ ︎𖥟 ︎︎ ◟ ︎ ︎ ͡ 𝑯ea͟ʀ͟ᴛ͟ (@srrwtainted) 's Twitter Profile Photo

╱ let me make it very clear now that if you are someone who cannot take accountability in the face of MANY and i mean COUNTLESS people coming forward and pointing out your disgusting behavior , then how much longer can you really play yourself in the victim corner ?

Zoraya | Astrology & Tarot (@zorayablack_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No one teaches you how to let go. Not really. You just end up in situations where you have to figure it out for yourself, while feeling like you’re being ripped apart inside. And then you start wondering why it’s so hard, and why it takes so long, and why you can’t just get over

𝘾𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙩𝙤𝙧 𝙤𝙛 𝙆𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙨 (@mixtavawinds) 's Twitter Profile Photo

❣️: little bit of motivation for my fellow writers. Don’t be so harsh on yourself, love. This is supposed to be a fun hobby. Trying to compare yourself to others will only stunt your happiness and development. Write your hearts out! Have fun with it!

Your Emotional Healing Coach (@afsarosette) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There’s a beauty in someone who can hold your pain in their hands without turning it into a mirror of their shame. Conflict is never the killer of love. Avoidance is. The shutdowns, the ghosting, the silent treatment.

Your Emotional Healing Coach (@afsarosette) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You can’t build love with someone who’s committed to defending themselves more than they’re committed to understanding you. When they see conflict as an attack, they’re not with you anymore. They’re with the version of you they’ve invented to protect themselves.

Your Emotional Healing Coach (@afsarosette) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ppl in self-protection mode often think they’re emotionally intelligent. They’ll say they’re ‘self-aware,’ they ‘need space to process,’ that they’re just ‘setting boundaries’… But a boundary isn’t a wall you throw up when someone needs you emotionally.

Your Emotional Healing Coach (@afsarosette) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So next time someone tells you they’re emotionally intelligent, don’t look at how well they speak about emotions. Watch how they respond when yours show up with a shaking voice & ask to be held. Emotional maturity isn’t found in how someone loves you when things are easy.

🍁 (@syzygele) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If someone is obsessed with you, overloves you, or overcares for you, they may be trying to give you the love they never received. If someone texts you frequently, checks in constantly, and seems a bit obsessed, they may not be trying to burden you; they may be trying to give you

Your Emotional Healing Coach (@afsarosette) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Maturity is realising you’re gonna have to do a little bit of forgiving to have lasting relationships. But it also requires the other person to be remorseful first. Many ppl come back hoping to reconnect, but not to repair. They want ease where there’s still blood in the ground.

Green (@xygort) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Please do good, always do good. As best as you can. In sizeable quantities. In small chunks. Indisputable and utterly obvious good. Subtle and elusive good. Just be kind, please.

B (@b_quaintrelle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The only definition I have for love is consideration. It is really difficult for me to see inconsideration as love. When you genuinely love a person, there are certain things you will not do to them, and there are certain things you will not let them do for you.