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“5. Confidence doesn’t come overnight.

It also doesn’t happen in a vacuum; it requires nurturing. As with anything else worth having it’s work. But let me tell you, it is so worth the work. A mate recently told me about a magazine ‘happiness quiz’ in which one of the questions was, “are you comfortable with your body, and do you exercise regularly?” If you can see why this should not have been a single question, you’re on the way. Corollary 5a: Confidence happens when you let it happen. No one gives it to you, which is great, because it also means they can’t take it from you.”

Any advice you’d like to give to your eighteen-year-old self?

mollycrabapple:

I’d tell her not to be such a snot and not to be such a scenester, to back the fuck away from big talkers, and to think big herself from the start. There’s so much societal training, for women especially, not to think big, and I regret every moment I spent trying to make the adorable and tiny when I could have been plotting things large and deep.

Ask me cool things

One of my goals in thinking about redefining the way we view relationships is to try to treat the people I date more like I treat my friends—try to be respectful and thoughtful and have boundaries and reasonable expectations—and to try to treat my friends more like my dates—to give them special attention, honor my commitments to them, be consistent, and invest deeply in our futures together.
– Dean Spade (For Lovers and Fighters)

(Source: makezine.enoughenough.org, via hello-amber)

I have the internet again.. I’m not sure how i feel about that but this is great.

(Source: paralysedbeaver, via creature57)

“5. Confidence doesn’t come overnight.

It also doesn’t happen in a vacuum; it requires nurturing. As with anything else worth having it’s work. But let me tell you, it is so worth the work. A mate recently told me about a magazine ‘happiness quiz’ in which one of the questions was, “are you comfortable with your body, and do you exercise regularly?” If you can see why this should not have been a single question, you’re on the way. Corollary 5a: Confidence happens when you let it happen. No one gives it to you, which is great, because it also means they can’t take it from you.”

Any advice you’d like to give to your eighteen-year-old self?

mollycrabapple:

I’d tell her not to be such a snot and not to be such a scenester, to back the fuck away from big talkers, and to think big herself from the start. There’s so much societal training, for women especially, not to think big, and I regret every moment I spent trying to make the adorable and tiny when I could have been plotting things large and deep.

Ask me cool things

One of my goals in thinking about redefining the way we view relationships is to try to treat the people I date more like I treat my friends—try to be respectful and thoughtful and have boundaries and reasonable expectations—and to try to treat my friends more like my dates—to give them special attention, honor my commitments to them, be consistent, and invest deeply in our futures together.
– Dean Spade (For Lovers and Fighters)

(Source: makezine.enoughenough.org, via hello-amber)

(Source: cat-lazers, via hello-amber)

(Source: 2o6, via slarisafari)

I have the internet again.. I’m not sure how i feel about that but this is great.

(Source: paralysedbeaver, via creature57)

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“5. Confidence doesn’t come overnight.

It also doesn’t happen in a vacuum; it requires nurturing. As with anything else worth having it’s work. But let me tell you, it is so worth the work. A mate recently told me about a magazine ‘happiness quiz’ in which one of the questions was, “are you comfortable with your body, and do you exercise regularly?” If you can see why this should not have been a single question, you’re on the way. Corollary 5a: Confidence happens when you let it happen. No one gives it to you, which is great, because it also means they can’t take it from you.”

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Any advice you’d like to give to your eighteen-year-old self?
"One of my goals in thinking about redefining the way we view relationships is to try to treat the people I date more like I treat my friends—try to be respectful and thoughtful and have boundaries and reasonable expectations—and to try to treat my friends more like my dates—to give them special attention, honor my commitments to them, be consistent, and invest deeply in our futures together."

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