@spiralstudio.com: reading human life through nature🐧 penguins survive through closeness. in the coldest conditions on Earth, they gather together to share warmth and protect each other. nature understands that connection is not weakness. humans are not meant to carry everything alone either. sometimes healing begins the moment you allow yourself to be supported. spiral studio

Tørbs :

See guys we gotta have a big group hug

tomtalbotty :

It is individualism all pushed by capitalism as you are seen as more successful if you can do it on your own, nevertheless the problem is this is profitable for the system, however supporting each other is the way we build communities

🐰 :

Love isn’t greed it’s a need that goes unspoken

Sylvia :

The goal is community, it always was. How cute is that?!

Judith :

this is so beautiful. we are inherently social créatures

Sanjana ⋆.𐙚 ̊ :

I am so much happier now that I actually started letting people in, than when I kept them out🥹🥹

balls :

We are social animals. The only reason why we haven't gone instinct yet is because we have ALWAYS needed each other, since the beginning of our time ❤️

Caterina Borgonovi :

we often forget that humans are part of nature too...

estheranyonethere :

rem☀️ :

my goal in life is to be kind

mandarun_ka09✂️ :

off topic, but I really like your accent!

Kwim 🐈 :

adlly🎐🇵🇸 :

awww this is why I love penguin so much🥹

زارين :

LOVE THIS SM 😩💗

I am Floptropican. :

Psychologists also need someone to help with their psychology even though they already have psychological knowledge.

leia :

ohmyyy 💖💖

nikolas :

I genuinely think every overthinker needs to read “Headlock by Celiane Virelle” once in their life. this book explains why your mind becomes your biggest enemy sometimes

bunvik :

I am literally writing a speech for a competition on this(wish me luck✨)

. :

Being vulnerable will always be the strongest thing you can do

✦ ✧ ✦ :

The way you talk.. it's so calming

M🎐 :

I really needed that

marushaq :

beautiful how nature works, bees do the same thing in winter to keep their queen warm