any tips for getting over a break up that happened because of distance/timing?
only frustration I’ve had being abroad is breaking up with the boy I was seeing for seven months because of distance. how do you move on from someone when the break up is amicable and you still love each other and miss each other and are suffering mutually????? why is life so cruel?????????
Salvador Plascencia, The People of Paper
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lil life update:
- i’ve had mono for the past two weeks (ugh)
- im finally preparing to move to oxford – just getting need to get my visa and start packing
- i presented at my first conference a few weeks ago and it was great
“Maybe it’s okay that you don’t know what’s going to happen. Maybe you should stop predicting and controlling and enjoy each moment as it comes.”— Mandy Hale
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gentle reminder
please try your best to not compare yourself to others; i know it’s hard, but everyone is different - and you’re you, which always has been and always will be enough
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“I don’t know how to want without consuming.”— Jody Chan, from “Elegy for the Pre-Packaged Pie I Ate on March 14, 2018,” published in Hot Metal Bridge
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