oh-girl-among-the-roses:

Attending by Hreinn Fridfinnsson, 1973

(Source: gallowhill)

natalie and devendra, 2008

“when the sun goes down the light reflects off the glass and it looks like the buildings are on fire”

gethellthy:

finally back at home. ate a lot of cake and other yummi stuff during the last days and my body feels like I gained 5kg… but it was worth it :) today: seed and nut muesli with apple + redberry smoothie + rose green tea

aubreylstallard:

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saturday morning ramblings

i know i am saying this again but i JUST REALIZED like ONE MONTH AGO

that i have A LOT OF HEALING TO DO

and that I AM A PERSON

and i am blogging about this because i don’t care to be really open about myself,

and i am blogging about this because part of the reason i am who i am today is due to 

OTHER PEOPLE like myself

who were also on journeys or who were struggling

and they created ART out of their struggle

and they shared their inner Selves with the world

because there is nothing to be ashamed about.

Repeat after me, 

“i deserve to be here, i deserve to feel good, i deserve to become my true and genuine self”

puzzledandpeachy : Hi! I really really want to sumbit something, like a drawing, but I haven't had time to make anything yet - because you know, school and everything. For how long will you be accepting sumbissions then? (:

no worries.

i think i’ll be accepting submissions until around saturday june 8th, just so that i can create the zine while it’s still summertime ;)

i am, i am, i am.

there is always so much healing to do, i don’t even understand how things got this deep, but you know it’s pretty fun to be on a perpetual trip like this, i look at it this way: i’m always on some kind of journey, dancin’ on the hot coals, always dancing

I think of myself as an intelligent, sensitive human being with the soul of a clown which always forces me to blow it at the most crucial moments. —Jim Morrison

(Source: mattybing1025, via ihatenietzsche)

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ceciliaibanez:

Nan Goldin / Photography saved my life. Every time I go through something scary, traumatic, I survive by taking pictures… It is about keeping a record of the lives I lost, so they cannot be completely obliterated from memory. My work is mostly about memory.