@sbcalin’s menu

Self Honeymoon | Instagram

Self Honeymoon Magazine | Instagram

Self Honeymoon Club | Instagram

Self Growth Journals | Instagram

Mean Girls Vision Board Journal | Instagram

Y2k Journals & Merch

Wellness Is A Luxury Video | Brief Essay

Savage Resilience Blog | Instagram

Confidence Advice

Favorite Affirmations

The 4-Step Method to Becoming Your DreamGirl

Bring Your Vision Board to Life

Benefits to Working in Upscale Locations

DreamGirls of the Universe Worksheet

What Foods Are in Season?

Ways to Instantly Feel Sexier

120 Habits to Level Up

Practicing Mindfulness & Improving Your Relationship with Food

Ideal Relationship Checklist

Creating a Signature/Alter Ego

Habits of Confident Women

On Living in Alignment with Your Higher Self

On Sleep Insufficiency | Sleep-Hygiene Intro

How to be the Woman You Want to Be

On Self-healing

Creating a Wellness Retreat At-Home

And that’s all for now folks. I will be sharing more this year 💞

miseducatedmelanicmuse:

riahdiary:

cryingisokayhere9:

viennese-ho:

rohie:

when marilyn monroe said “i’ve never fooled anyone. i’ve let people fool themselves. they didn’t bother to find out who and what i was. instead they would invent a character for me. i wouldn’t argue with them. they were obviously loving somebody i wasn’t.”

spat out my water and broke two fingers while reblogging

howieabel:

“By the 1830s many of women’s traditional economic tasks were being taken over by the factory system. True, they were freed from some of their old oppressive jobs. Yet the incipient industrialization of the economy was simultaneously eroding women’s prestige in the home—a prestige based on their previously productive and absolutely essential domestic labor. Their social status began to deteriorate accordingly. An ideological consequence of industrial capitalism was the shaping of a more rigorous notion of female inferiority. It seemed, in fact, that the more women’s domestic duties shrank under the impact of industrialization, the more rigid became the assertion that “woman’s place is in the home.”
― Angela Y. Davis, Women, Race & Class

truestoriesaboutme:

aflo:

guerrillatech:

posting this on twitter will get you put into witness protection

The magic of childhood is that you were constantly encountering new things. The best way to feel that way again is to fill your life with new experiences.

staszki: