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You are not what you eat. My body is a reflection of my genetics, my metabolism, my sleep cycle, my stress levels, my hormones, any mental or physical illnesses I may have, puberty, the placement of my fat cells. My body is not a reflection of how healthily I eat or my fitness level, it is a result of a combination of this with a multitude of other things, and assuming the size of my thighs correlates with how far I can run or the amount of chocolate I eat is insufficient, presumptuous and blatantly wrong.

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“ entropielunaire:
Candida Höfer, “Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen I 2001”/Courtesy Candida Höfer/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2001 and Sonnabend Gallery.
“Most people associate my work being empty of people,” Höfer wrote. “And, indeed, this is what I prefer. I...
Nothing holds me. Let me say that I myself have torn myself to shreds.
Franz Kafka  (via hyungnnim)

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scienceisbeauty:
“ Interesting reading in The New York Times about Gravity: Still Exerting a Hold on Science.
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… And then I have nature and art and poetry, and if that is not enough, what is enough?
Vincent van Gogh (via dontdosuicidekids)

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Seeing someone read a book you love is seeing a book recommend a person.
Reddit user coolstoryreddit (via cariosus)

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sandrixmc:
“ Salvador Dalí, Rosa Meditativa, 1958.
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Who, being loved, is poor?
Oscar Wilde  (via thatkindofwoman)

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geneticist:
“ Electron micrograph of chromosomes, condensed DNA that comprises an organism’s genome (Berkeley Open Computing Facility) via
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homedesigning:
“ Reading In The Bath
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