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https://www.tiktok.com/@marti_arg/video/7671629270933966113 There’s a certain sort of person that nobody ever really notices. They’re the ones who smile the most, but behind that smile they hide deep scars. The ones who always say, ‘I’m fine’. Even when, deep down, they’re falling apart. They never ask for help. Because they don’t want to be a bother. And perhaps because they’ve convinced themselves that no one is really willing to listen to them. No one ever stops to ask how they’re doing. Because it’s easier to believe the mask they wear every day. In reality, these people don’t need grand gestures. They just need someone to look them in the eye and see beyond appearances. Someone who notices the burden they’re carrying and the strain of having to be strong for everyone else. Because behind the people who love us most, there’s often a heart beating alone in silence. Just waiting for someone to really listen to it.

https://www.tiktok.com/@revolux99/video/7672065773984107809 All the things you don’t like about yourself might be exactly the things that someone will love about you. Life is like a book you don’t realise you’re writing. Every comma, every sentence, every letter is part of who you are. Your story has a meaning that only the person truly meant for you will be able to read. The right person won’t stop at the cover. They’ll understand the sentences written in your language, because it’s those words that make you unique. And the more pages your story has, the richer it will be. The mistakes you’d like to erase are precisely what give your story its humanity. The stumbles that show you’ve lived, faltered and learnt. In the end, it’s not about being perfect; it’s about becoming whole, not about erasing every mistake. Because one day, someone will love you, not in spite of your story, but precisely because of it.

https://www.tiktok.com/@revolux99/video/7672390435800616224 Learn not to meddle in other people’s lives. Mind your own business. Don’t be so presumptuous as to think you’re better than others or that you’re in a position to judge them. Because the greatest disappointments in this world always stem from being too sure of oneself, always convinced that you’re a cut above everyone else. Be humble, and only then will you truly be great.

www.tiktok.com/@iltuobuddha/video/7669545605663821089? Surround yourself with beauty. What you let in shapes your reality. ~ Buddha ~

Datti il permesso di riposare, di stare in silenzio, senza far nulla. Ama questa solitudine, amico. Invita una calda, curiosa attenzione nelle tue ossa. Fino a che non c’è più solitudine, solo un radicale amore per te stesso. Sei degno, in questa quiete. Sei pieno, in questa vacuità. Non c’è “peccato originale”. Non hai colpe, qui. La solitudine è il portale per l’intimità con ogni cosa. Per una grande fratellanza. Ora sei tutt’uno con le stelle. di Jeff Foster (guida spirituale statunitense) da facebook 🐥 Give yourself permission to rest, to be silent, doing nothing. Love this solitude, man. Invite a warm, curious attention into your bones. Until there is no more solitude, only radical self-love. You are worthy, in this stillness. You are full, in this emptiness. There is no 'original sin'. You are blameless, here. Solitude is the portal to intimacy with all things. For a great brotherhood. You are now one with the stars. by Jeff Foster (us spiritual guide) from facebook

You cope perfectly well on your own and always manage things by yourself when others are wasting time. You set everything alight if life starts to fall apart and you walk away without asking permission. You’ve learnt something I quite like: if you’re not happy somewhere, you just pick up and leave. You study, travel, read, take notes – happiness is a very serious matter for you; if you carry on like this, no one will ever take advantage of you. I mean, no one will ever take you away from yourself. Gio Evan ~ poet ~ https://www.tiktok.com/@ilpesodeipensieri/video/7668235265432948001

https://www.tiktok.com/@trinacria125/video/7672461438782360865 I want to live my next life in reverse. You start off dead, so you can get that out of the way straight away. Then you’re discharged from a care home and with every passing day you feel better and better. Until one fine day they kick you out because you’re too fit. Then, of course, you go to collect your pension, and on your first day at work they give you a lovely gold watch and throw you a big party. And you work for 40 years until you’re young enough to enjoy your retirement, throwing parties, drinking, enjoying light-hearted romance, until you’re finally ready for secondary school. Then you go to primary school, you become more and more like a child, you play, you get up to mischief, you have no responsibilities and you’re just a child. Until you finally approach birth and spend the last nine months floating in a luxury spa and you wake up every day in an ever-spacious room until you disappear in an orgasm.

https://www.tiktok.com/@noname007132/video/7648406090031320353 These things scare me a lot, this sea that with relentless naturalness spreads and erases everything, because I don't know how to hold it back. It scares me that a person who was so present in my life, with whom I shared so much, at a certain point disappears. As if it were a comet that crossed our lives, you were used to seeing it, and then it disappears behind the horizon. Then the trail remains, you see it for a while, and then not even that anymore. And life goes on as if it never existed, that is, our life. And no one ever thinks about the life of the comet, about what happens to it after it has passed. ~ Zerocalcare ~

https://www.tiktok.com/@setisentiperso/video/7656091629421448481 When you’re driving at night, your headlights only illuminate 50, perhaps 100 metres ahead of you. Beyond that light, it’s pitch black. And yet you don’t stop. You don’t wait for the whole road to be lit up before setting off. You trust those 100 metres, and you carry on. And as you move forward, the light moves with you. Always 100 metres, always enough. That’s how life works. You don’t need to see the whole road. You don’t need to know in advance how it will end. You just need to see the next step. And yet we spend years stuck in the car park, waiting for someone to switch on all the lights before we set off, but that moment never comes. Life doesn’t show you the whole path. It reveals it to you as you walk. Trust your 100 metres.