Rec | BEING EARNEST

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maybe not radical honesty, but like.. just living. like, twirling strangers in the dance hall because it feels right and skipping down the grocery aisles and sitting down and writing for yourself in public and having fancy ginger beer for breakfast and talking unabashedly. yknow??? maybe this is common sense but i’ve found peace again

@aurouri

May 24, 2025

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BEING EARNEST

There is a time to be witty, sarcastic, clever, etc but sometimes it becomes something people hide behind. And I get it, it feels less vulnerable to find some sideways or upside down way to say how you feel. But that can get in the way of truly connecting with others, which is what we’re all longing for. Be a friend to yourself and others. Let your guard down and speak from the heart ❤️

@regularcucumber

Apr 30, 2025

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Being radically honest with yourself

It really only matters that you are radically honest with yourself. It’s actually for your own benefit that you are not radically honest with everyone else. Being radically honest with yourself means you go deep and deeper until you get to the core in truth of why you are feeling the way that you are feeling. It’s really easy to get stuck in confusion and unsureness if we are keeping things surface level. A lot of the time the things that are true to how I’m feeling I feel silly about, so they are buried a little deeper. I love the feeling of speaking the truth to myself and feeling it all unlock and make sense. Everything becomes clear. It all calms. Now, I can take action in a grounded and thoughtful way. Dare I say, in the most loving way possible for myself and others…

@mossyelfie

Oct 17, 2024

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living outside your head

talk a little too much and a little too loud. laugh for too long or too hard. don’t worry so much about how everyone’s perceiving you, stop preforming for an imaginary audience, not every interaction needs to be dissected. it’s okay to not always be defensive, tell people you love them, throw all your cards out on the table once in a while - the stakes aren’t always that high. remembering to get outside of my own silly head and actually live is hard sometimes.