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Cezara. 22 years young. Passionate student of History. Aries. If I weren't human, I'd be a cat, a butterfly or a mermaid. Love languages. Art is my escape, my inspiration: music, movies, figure skating, books. From time to time, I write. I love quotes that speak to the mind and heart, love metaphors, a little bit of Philosophy.
My blog is a collection of random personal beliefs, thoughts, memories, quotes, pictures, movies, songs and handsome men:)
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#people

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Ben feat Gim - Engel

Selbst Engel weinen - Engel leiden
Engel fühlen sich mal alleine
Sie verzweifeln wie jeder andere
Fallen tief und haben Feinde

Angels cry too - angels suffer

Angels feel alone too

They are desperate like any other

They fall deep and have enemies

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I dunno how this is going to sound, but I’m going to write it anyway. I don’t mean to complain or anything, I’m just typing what I thought about.

So, I figured that I’m going to be 23 in April and I’ve never ever been on a date. I mean, yeah, there was this guy who took me out in the park when I was like in the 6th or 7th grade, but um, that’s all. I’d love to just go out on a date, just one, to see how it is and then, it’ll be ok if I never went out again.

I’d just like to see if I could deal with it. But, it’s not going to happened any time soon, so, yeah. Up until some time ago, I thought that it maybe because I’m not thin, but I’ve seen people of all sizes dating, so then I thought to myself, nah, it isn’t this.  Then, it occurred to me that I may not be attractive, not only physical beauty, but my personality and so on. So, yeah, that’s all I had to say.

Thanks for reading my ramblings:)

Ok, so I’m watching CNN covering the election of the new Pope and it is very interesting and somehow, my faith in humanity was restored, because they’ve chosen a Pope from outside Europe. It shows us that there is faith for a better place here.

Even very old traditions can be broken, if the people are worthy, I mean it gets to show us that it only matters what people do, not their nationality or wherever they’re from. And they’ve said that this Pope is a very humble man, which is great, because it means that he practices what the Church preaches.

Anyway, I’m detached from all this, because I’m not a Catholic. But, it was very emotional to see a sea people being quiet, in order to pray to God in silence. Touching.

So, once, somebody told my Mother that I have the face of a doll. I dunno if that’s true or not, but it’s cute, I guess, to be told that :)

So, you know, I was always thinking that people wouldn’t like me, because I am not thin, cuz, well, that’s what we’ve been taught and the media seems to promote it on and on. I thought than when they see me, even though they don’t know anything about me, they surely won’t like me.

But, it seems that from some time now, I discovered that it doesn’t matter that. It doesn’t matter if people don’t like you because you’re not thin or whatever.

If I am who and what I am and if I love myself for who I am, it’s all that matters. If I believe in myself, if I like who I am, it’s all that matters. People who want to be my friends will do it, because of who I am, not because of my weight.

"Tell me, what’s that underneath your hair?
Is there anybody living there?
U can’t get over, if u say u just don’t care"


Prince - Pop Life
"When obese people are at the size genetically normal for them, their energy balance and requirements per unit of lean body mass are indistinguishable from you or me or any other ‘normal’ weight individual, said Dr. Rudolph L. Leibel, M.D., now at Columbia University, whose laboratory at Rockefeller University, New York, has conducted some of the most detailed, complex metabolic research on energy balance and the biochemistry of fat. “An obese person is metabolically just like a lean person, except they’re bigger,” he said."

Sandy Szwarc -How We’ve Come to Believe Overeating Causes Obesity (via hityoutwo)

EVERYBODY SHOULD READ THIS

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Christina Aguilera - Can’t Hold Us Down

So, what am I not supposed to have an opinion?
Should I be quiet just because I’m a woman?

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Musings of an Orthodox Brit: australian-diaspora: theorthodoxbrit: christconquers:...

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You know what i find weird?

People who are clearly Europeans claiming to be “people of color”

you’ll see people on this site with light skin and blue eyes going on about how “white devils killed my…

I don’t usually respond to these kind of posts, but I really disliked what somebody said concerning Orthodox Christians and how a lot of them are racist or so I understood. My apologies if I got it wrong.

I am an Orthodox Christian, so this makes me instantly a racist? Need I remind you the religion of the countries that, historically, had the power and the means to be racist against a number of peoples? Say, the Scramble for Africa? Last time I checked no Orthodox country participated.

That is not to say that people who are Orthodox cannot be racist. But, in my opinion, the problem is not the religion. People are not racist because of their religion, but because it is in the character of people to discriminate. People do not do what we deem as good or bad things, because of their race/ethnicity, religion, skin colour or whatever else, but because of human nature. Surely now, some religions may incite to discrimination, but it is only because people created rules in such a way.

"How many exceptional people pass by us, anonymous, and we admire stupidly so many fools, just because the press and “public opinion” have talked about them, just because politics and literature popularized their name."

Mircea Eliade - The Hooligans
Thoughts:)

I’ve been thinking about writing this post for some days. And now I finally got the chance and perhaps the courage to do it.

When I was younger and, occasionally, even now, I got the “you would be even more beautiful if you just lost some weight”, “it’s for your health” and so on and so forth. I’ve been told by people around me (and also, by the media) that if you’re not thin, you’re not going to make it, no guy will ever like you and all that jazz. Up to some point, I believed it.

However, I did make it, I do have a degree in International Relations from the best University in my country with the top grade. I did get the best grades in my first semester of my Master’s programme. So, “amazingly” my weight amounted to nothing when they decided to grade my papers.  As for the guys part, it’s true I had no bf, however, having or not having a bf/gf is not a standard to judge people, just the same as the weight, size, skin colour and so on. That’s what I believe, anyway.

So, now, I’m ok with myself, I love myself more than I ever did, yet I do have days where I feel very ugly and fat. But not as many as when I was younger, I used to consider myself the worst, I thought I was the ugliest, that I was no good because I wasn’t thin, I wasn’t and still am not what society deems attractive. I couldn’t stand looking at myself in the window shops, I would pass by them so quickly. But, one day, I decided I am in control of how I feel about myself and I decided I should love myself, because if I didn’t, who would?

Also, I’ve discovered that no matter how many times you hear you are beautiful, you won’t fully believe it, until you believe so yourself. Until you find beauty within you, you won’t understand what others are saying to you. It’s not just about physical beauty, it goes beyond that. It’s that joy you find when you discover that it’s ok to be who you truly are, it’s ok to be yourself. When you accept who you are, that’s when the journey to achieving self love begins.

Hope what I wrote makes sense. Thanks for reading my ramblings!

"Don’t worry up your mind, people are sick and mean sometimes.. it’s only words…"

Ryan Adams - Words