@purr-in-ink

@purr-in-ink​

⚡ PSA ⚡ This seems to happen every year but since it's upon us: just a friendly reminder not to reblog the original zigzag design Disability Pride Flag. It can trigger migraines at best and epileptic seizures at worst in some people. The design was reworked to be diagonal stripes, and THIS design is safe to reblog. But every year this makes it a struggle of whether or not some of us should just block the entire tag. The best thing to do, if you insist on using the defunct design, is to use a "flash warning" tag so we can keep ourselves safe. But not everyone does so hopefully this message will help remind people. RB to spread the word.

@akindplace 

You are not “wasting your potential” because you took a break, or because you’re exhausted, sick or because you are struggling to find purpose. Please, take some time off, take care of yourself, listen to the needs of your body and your mind. Do the things you want to do to make you happy and fulfilled, not what others think you should, not what’s more successful in their minds. You aren’t wasting your life, nor wasting your potential. You are still deciding how to live it, what is the purpose of it, and you will find motivation to fight for what you want when you figure yourself out, but please take your time and don’t listen to the pressure of people around you to comfort to their expectations of success.

“Never make fun of someone’s passion because that’s the thing that saves them from the world.”

— Unknown

Now this is a place I would love to go to clear my anxious mind

As an autistic sometimes the world gets to noisy and overwhelming and time in nature is something that I really enjoy. No cars, not many people, birds and wildlife.

As an overthinker having a place to declutter the mind is a dream to me

@ur-daily-inspiration thank you for these lovely photos in a hectic world this is a place the introvert me would enjoy