#imfighting

i use a graphics tablet (one by wacom - CTL-471) and paint tool sai  ✨

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I did so much wrong in my life but the only thing that was really honest is the love I have for you. I miss you and all I think of is you. I hate myself so much for hurting you...I was not thinking before doing something I was naiv. I love you so much it hurts soo bad my heart is bleeding to death without you. My soul is craving every bit of you. I want to make you feel something again. I want you to know you are worth it cnm. I am fightig like I never did before to be a better person and to be someone that deserves ypur love.

I’m still here #cantgetridofmeyet #imfighting https://www.instagram.com/p/BvPXH-oAkg2yi6Op7UFk0J7TxFI7PeTWhLXULE0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nmes4io38pys

There is no victory without a battle. #imfighting #standingstrong #neverdefeated #strongbody #strongmind #strongspirit https://www.instagram.com/p/BqQ40bCAMhF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1huym0otjm0m0

#Reposting @hereisgina post about Junot Díaz with @instarepost_app --. #LaPatria #ImStaying #ImFighting #NYC **Junot Díaz is an award-winning writer. He immigrated to the United States from the Dominican Republic with his parents at the age of six. In 2008 Díaz received The Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for his novel The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao. In 2012, he received a MacArthur Genius Grant. According to the MacArthur Foundation, Díaz work features “powerful insight into the realities of the Caribbean diaspora, American assimilation and lives lived between cultures." Additionally, Díaz "creates nuanced and engaging characters struggling to succeed and often invisible in plain sign to the the American mainstream." In 2017, Former President Barack Obama mentioned Díaz as one of a group of writers whose books sustained and inspired him during his two terms. Díaz once said that “Artists are not cheerleaders, and we’re not the heads of tourism boards. We expose and discuss what is problematic, what is contradictory, what is hurtful and what is silenced in the culture we’re in.” Díaz is currently the fiction editor at Boston Review and a Professor of Creative Writing at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). #MovementMondays #junotdiaz **

Self love is the greatest love you can ever have. In this evil run society we are constantly bombarded with how we should think, look, or feel. Social media was never supposed to have been a place of negativity or pain, but scrolling through gram, or Facebook it's sometimes hard not to compare ourselves to others. Wanting what others have will not bring us happiness, more money, bigger booty, boobies, or flatter tummy will not make us happy. But, when we love ourselves past our flaws like God so loves us, we can love everyone else just as deeply. Don't condemn yourself for being you, BE THE BEST DARN YOU YOU CAN BE!!!! We are NOT confined to the standards of this world. We are fearfully and wonderfully made! I love you!!! 😄👽💪💪👐👐💓 #selflove #fearfullyandwonderfullymade #bodyposipanda #bodypositive #ihavejellyrolls #imfighting #yourebeautiful #beyou

God had blessed us with water, health, food, cloth, shoes and much more. And now #imfighting for Tuyishimire❤ we will provide for her and we'll pray for her and her family 🙋🙏 #blessed #foodforthehungry #help #give (at Kennewick, Washington)