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someone well-read and intellectually curious will always be very attractive to me. randomly referencing studies/literature and using complex words in sentences is never intimidating, it’s simply hot. lmao
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Emotional awareness is knowing that when your energy levels are down, you should not trust the way you perceive yourself, or the world, in that moment. Step back and retreat into your place of fortitude. Return cleansed with fresh, clear lens.
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2. Finding happiness
You won't. Happiness isn't waiting for you under a rock. You CREATE happiness. Be kind to others and yourself, foster daily gratitude and find a mission in life bigger than yourself. Give more than you take and you'll be happy.
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It’s Easter, Ramadan and Passover. All at the same time.
The Abrahamic faiths are really doing their thing 😂
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It’s so important to know and understand your place in peoples lives, even if it’s not where you want it to be. So often we hurt our own feelings by thinking we mean more to people than we really do just because they mean so much to us.
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People normally say this in reference to bad things but it’s the same for good things. Don’t think something good can’t happen to you, no matter how bad things get.
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My friend has COVID19. He’s uninsured.
He makes less than $10 an hour.
He had to pay $150 for a test to find out he has COVID19.
His job is not paying him for the time off.
This is a typical story of a pandemic that has constantly impacted the working class worst of all.
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my red flag is that i do judge books by their covers and i won’t read one if it’s ugly
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This will be my most sincere tweet ever.
I am pleading with anyone who will listen. I’m begging you, as a nurse, from the bottom of my heart…please get vaccinated. Today.
I’m so tired. We’re all so tired. And we’re running out of resources and people. Please…please help us.

















