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little things to feel softer

Being kind to mean people

Teas with honey and sleeping early

A fun collection of cute mugs from little antique stores

Pearls and dainty jewellery

Buying flowers for yourself or a loved one, not just on special occasions.

being kind just because you want to, with no hidden motives, just genuine kindness

Reading and writing poetry

Self-care nights and long bubble baths

Going to the farmer's market to buy fresh fruits

No phone in the morning

Paying attention to the little things: changing seasons, moon phases, blooming flowers, etc...

Calm hobbies like painting, knitting, reading, baking

Matcha and tea over coffee

Being kind to stray animals and befriending them

Sending handwritten letters to your friends

Try cooking from scratch, make some jam, maybe attempt a sourdough... (nara smith my queen)

Flower prints and sundresses

Lacy tops and light colours

Taking time to appreciate art, listen to music, visit museums and art exhibitions, go to concerts, the theatre, cinema, etc..

Wearing only natural fabrics

Vanilla scented EVERYTHING

not sure how I feel about the title, but this all leans into the "softer/calmer life" thing; you guys get me lol. <3

As always, please feel free to share your own suggestions and tips in the comments!! ♡

love ya ･:*₊‧౨ৎ

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I love you the first time

I love you the last time

Yo soy la princesa, comprende mis white lines

'Cause I'm your jazz singer

And you're my cult leader

I love you forever

I love you forever

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Self-love! ‎ ࣪˖ ִֶָ𐀔

i will attract a deeper love and appreciation for myself. it’s going to be okay 🧸ྀི

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I was not built for this capitalist society. I deserve fairy wings and a big nap under a tree

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#honeymoon #lana del rey #honeymoon album #coquette #girlblogging #girlblogger #gloomy coquette #cecilia lisbon #lizzy grant #ultraviolence #pinterest girl #girl interrupted syndrome #female hysteria

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Love criticism of Tay because she might actually try and write some good songs again if she thinks she has to put actual effort into her craft, but the Paste review of TTPD starting with a quip about Sylvia Plath dying from depression is so offensive and pathetic and twee.

They clearly wanted to be as vitriolic and caustic as possible to farm clicks from angry Swifties and besties, this approach is not going to get Taylor to ditch Jack and put out something other than hollow mediocre synth-pop with too many words shoved into each line.

Good criticism only please! No clickbait.

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reblog to meow at the person you reblogged this from

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life lately

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Lana Del Rey invented bows

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if only

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