At a certain point in life you realize it’s either —
we keep making excuses on why things haven’t changed..
or
lock in, put in the inner work, & get the shit done so you can be where you want to be in life.
Being financially comfortable is enough for me. I dont have to be the richest, I just want to always be able to eat what I want , go where I want , pay my bills on time and give my kids a great life
I couldn’t have imagined a better person to create our first ever collab with @valentinavoight is such a light in this world and a genius in her craft 🎀🩷
I'm starting to see why so many people struggle with love. More people are attached to their pride and ego than they are to building healthy long-lasting relationships. It doesn't matter who's in front of you if you don't fix whatever is going on inside of you that's causing you to ruin your every chance at real love. Healthy love exists. Honesty is a kindness. Transparency is the answer. Accountability is an act of love. Submission is the only way. Your trauma isn't an excuse. Vulnerability is unavoidable. Uncomfortable conversations are non-negotiable. Someone asking you to communicate better isn't a personal attack. Your toxic behaviours are not who you are. You aren't perfect. Mistakes are normal. Grace and forgiveness are necessary.
sorry i havent texted back theres multiple genocides happening infront of our faces & im watching people try to justify ethnic cleansing while others are silent so this has changed my view on pretty much everything & ive been simultaneously trying to continue existing
this is actually insane. using OUR tax dollar to fund a war, a genocide, & everything in between. I wish these politicians would look outside. Many people my age are drowning in student loan debt. Many can’t afford these new rent prices. We still don’t have access to healthcare.-
📌 We're seeing plenty of footage of the devastation from Hurricane Otis of tourist areas and beachfront properties. But the working class neighborhoods and rural towns around Acapulco is where tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands, have gone days without food, water, electricity, or any kind of acknowledgment or presence from local, state or federal government.
On Friday, people came in to the tourist areas of Acapulco from these towns and neighborhoods blocking roads, holding signs, and protesting for basic supplies.
The government of Mexico said on Thursday that 27 people have died, but widespread reports on social media seem to show that the number of dead and missing is most likely much greater than that--this may turn out to be one of the biggest tragedies in Mexico's history. Yet people don't seem to be aware at the moment.
Here's an interview originally from @MLopezSanMartin for @adn40 that I've added English subtitles to so more people in the U.S. can see what's happening right now.
hope this triggers something in Americans that causes a shift in consciousness, when the masses realise the government has 10 billion to fund a state bombing children’s hospitals but no money to fix its own healthcare system where ppl are dying they afford healthcare