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stop hoarding shit u don’t need, open space for the new … my roomie made me let go of these candle prayer candles because i wanted to acumulate like 100, in reality they are gathering dust and it would have taken a loong time … ready for new things to come <3 god bless
May 21, 2025
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i've always liked to collect things. i'm the type of person to assign an extremely disproportinate amount of sentimental value onto something admittedly pretty stupid. over the three years ive been in my current apartment, ive amassed an impressive amount of little goobabs and trinkets.
however, its all gotten very overwhelming at this point. especially since ive been having a terrible time mentally, having all this stuff cluttering my sacred space is slowly turning from a comfort to something that is suffocating me entirely. SO! today started my journey of purging all my unnecessary items, and i already feel so much better now that ive committed myself to it. i wanna share this so someone will bare witness to what im doing and ill feel bad if i wuss out, haha.
this is your sign to cherish what you have and cut away anything that does not serve you anymore. 🫶
Jan 30, 2025
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loooooove getting rid of things i don’t use anymore………was borderline a hoarder for most of my life, but something shifted recently and i just wanna get rid of things…….a little tasteful clutter is nice, i’m by no means a minimalist, but i think i just reached a point where my things were overwhelming me instead of comforting me. doing my best now to crack down and get rid of anything that’s just collecting dust
Jan 30, 2025
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I have so many little things that I’ve been given as gifts that I’ve put around my room to make sure that if that gift giver ever comes in my room, they know I appreciate it. Buttt lots of them aren’t my style anymore or I don’t have room for them… and I just had to remind myself that I do not have to keep things if I don’t want to keep them!
Putting them away in a little box is also a fine way to go about it. but I realized that the wooden angel figurines from the hallmark store that I got from someone four years ago just do not have to be displayed in my bedroom
Mar 30, 2024
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I think the pic speaks for itself!
So unique, cute comfy and versetile!
And I got them at a great great price.
I love anything vintage prada, these are made with old watch screws and pieces!
6d ago
Why would I be anorexic when I can walk, work out 3–4 times a week, play tennis or padel on the weekends, and eat healthy—just like my amazing nutritionist mom, taught me?
Having an eating disorder is for miserable people, and I’m NOT miserable anymore.
I think being anorexic in your 20’s is sad, I already have various chronic illnesses and problems from it, take care of your body it’s a temple, you can look however you want in a healthy way. ♥️ I hate seeing millenials glamourizing anorexia and then complaining about how they can’t have babys, or forgetting to mention the horrible parts that come with it…I want to be a mother one day, run around with my child and break all the negative patterns I had to suffer, I wanna grow old, healthy and fabulous, anorexia is not the way, Recovery is real. Sending love to you all.
May 28, 2025
My name is Ana Cecilia, after my grandmother, MarĂa Cecilia.
My mom added “Ana” to make it feel more contemporary, classic with a modern touch.
It comes from Saint Cecilia, the patron saint of music and musicians. She was a Roman martyr who, according to legend, heard heavenly music in her heart even in the face of death.
My dad has played guitar since he was 12: at home, in church, so music has always been part of my world.
I love sharing a name with my grandma. Cecilia means “little blind one,” which feels poetic—like seeing with the soul.
Honestly, I really love my name. It carries history, music, and love. And I’m also blind so it makes sense lol.
May 24, 2025