#- Resilience

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

[headspace-hotel]

"Disaster Taxon," poem assembled using text from Wikipedia articles

[gent-illmatic]

2024 IS NOT FOR "PLAY PLAY" .

[adviceformefromme]

How to win this month…

Speaking life into yourself daily, no more judging yourself because you didn’t go for a run, or wake up at 5am. Choosing to love yourself unconditionally. Choosing to write those affirmations and stick them on the bathroom mirror, choosing to infuse your mind with loving, kindness, gratitude and all that yummy stuff on an hourly basis.

Focus on move the needle tasks. You want to write that book, loose 100 lbs, compete in the Olympics - whatever is your PRIMARY goal in life (and choose the primary one only), focus 100% on that task. Creating momentum around this one thing each and every day. Your primary goal should be your only focus. Secondary goals, are irrelevant. Nothing comes above your PRIMARY GOAL, and doing small little tasks each day to support this is how you make progress.

Organised days. As much as the feminine loves, flow, ease, loose unstructured days this truly does not bag you the life of your dreams. Break your day into 4 hour blocks, setting tasks in each block from when you wake up to the evening. This allows organised, focused, and productive days.

Using your resources wisely, if you’re still recovering financially from xmas, or on some kind of budget, ensure you spend wisely. Choosing health over aesthetic, choosing the Pilates membership over the designer trainers. The intolerance test over the sculpting facial. Investing in the inside before the outside is a priority. Making smarter financial decisions from a place of inner love.

Main character energy. Putting yourself first on a whole new level. No more thinking about the guy who you’re not even dating, no more putting mental energy into anything other than becoming your very best self. Period. If it’s taking mental energy from your purpose , from those move the needle tasks, from your organised days, from spending wisely. RE-ALIGN, create space and re-centre and get back on the track. We're winning the race this year.

[bluest-fluff]

May you be filled up with hope, again and again and again. Slowly but surely, assured no matter how tenuously so, like the waiting out of the flood in the rainfall. As many times as you need, as many times as you are knocked down and emptied of it, as we human beings often are. May the patience to hold out for the hope to fill you always prevail, and may it return to fill you up, indeed.

[quetzalnoah]

Es difícil regresar una vez que uno se marcha. Y no me refiero a regresar al mismo sitio; eso es sencillo. Es que uno no vuelve al lugar de donde partió con los mismos ojos. Uno ya no vuelve tan fácil a las mismas conversaciones, los mismos gustos o las mismas personas. Muchos creen que sigues siendo la misma persona que se fue, pero creciste, la vida te dio uno que otro golpe y aun así te mantuviste de pie.

"Estoiconmadre, estaré mejor" Quetzal Noah

[macmanx]

Hear! Hear!

[zee-rambles]

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Hard Work

First I Prev I Next

[kiindr]

it takes courage to be kind. it takes effort to be kind. no, it does not cost $0 to be kind. Kindness is a choice. Sometimes, a hard one. But people still make it and that's what keeps the world going.

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

[m0m075]

“I tried to stay off of my phone, but I couldn’t avoid it. I felt an immense injustice from the world. Every night I would return to my room & cry, then I’d meet my colleagues & the public with a smile, as if nothing had happened."

[life-spire]

[usefulquotes7]

“The only way out is through.” - Robert Frost

[gooner-media]

Real Lives, Real Stories

Welcome to Real Lives, Real Stories, where we delve into the personal experiences of everyday women navigating the profound social changes brought by the National Maturity Compliance Act (NMCA). Here, we share their journeys, challenges, and resilience in the face of new societal norms.

Embracing a New Chapter: Ayumi's Journey After Heartbreak

In the vibrant city of Tokyo, Ayumi's life took an unexpected turn after a painful divorce. Caught in an affair, Ayumi's marriage ended abruptly, and she found herself subject to the National Maturity Compliance Act (NMCA). At 27, as an unmarried woman, she must now wear and use diapers instead of restroom facilities. As we all know, this law requires that the diapers be exposed in public, as it does not allow the luxury of modesty.

On a busy afternoon, Ayumi steps out with her best friend, Hana, who has been her rock during these trying times. Hana, happily married, is dressed in regular clothing, symbolizing the stability and normalcy Ayumi longs for. Despite the heartbreak and public scrutiny, Ayumi is determined to embrace this new chapter of her life with resilience.

"It's been challenging," Ayumi admits. "The divorce was hard enough, but adjusting to the NMCA has added another layer of complexity. Thankfully, I have Hana by my side."

Hana, standing beside Ayumi, shares her perspective. "Ayumi made a mistake, but she is working hard to move forward. Our friendship is stronger than ever, and I believe she will find happiness again."

Through Ayumi's story, Goo.ner Media highlights the themes of resilience and support. Her journey showcases the strength it takes to comply with the NMCA while navigating personal upheaval. By sharing stories like Ayumi's, Goo.ner Media aims to foster understanding and compassion, emphasizing that compliance with the NMCA can be both dignified and empowering.

[desertoparticular]

Resiliência sempre.