#insideoutchallenge

[boogiebuttonbaron]

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[andcarloshj]

O outro com sua aparência normal ❤ #insideoutchallenge #makeuptutorial #makeup #instagrammer https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnmroz5APOz/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=148ubd7gox3st

[jensiocofficial]

It has been a year since I started bleaching my hair and yes, hindi pa po ako nababaliw o nakakalbo 😂😂😂 It's so much fun experimenting with different hair color and I am looking forward to more hair colors in the coming days, months or years 😍 Here's my entry to INSIDE OUT trend. Not exactly the same shade but I am posting it anyway. "It’s hair – it grows, it fades, it falls. Make it colourful while it lasts." - SatshyaT . . . . . . . . . . . #insideouttrend #insideoutchallenge #insideouthairtrend #insideouthairchallenge #insideouthairinspo #haircoloetransfoemation #hairjourney #journeytovibranthair #vibranthairjourney #colorfulhair #myhairmychoice #myhairmysay #hairtrends #myhairmycanvas #myhairmycrown https://www.instagram.com/p/CRwbh9WNuxF/?utm_medium=tumblr

[soimustbedead]

Mental illness has been a huge part of my life, and always will be. I was recently (finally) diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder, and also have severe depression and anxiety on top of it. I go through major mood swings, deal with extreme black and white thinking patterns, have dissociation episodes, and struggle with self harm and disordered eating as well. It's a battle I have to fight every single god damn day, but I don't think I'd be quite the same compassionate and empathetic person I am without it all. Left side photo represents what I tend to look like on the outside most days, while the right side photo represents what I tend to feel like inside on most days. Completely inspired by @lilmoonchildd and the #insideoutchallenge 💜💗🖤 #motd #makeupoftheday #mentalhealth @theinsideoutchallenge

[kittymeow-sgh-blog]

#Repost @themightysite (@get_repost) ・・・ This is what fibromyalgia can feel like, even though you can't see it. It's an invisible illness. Thank you @brittneyzelasco for sharing your story: ••• "Today is Fibromyalgia Awareness Day and I am sharing these pictures hoping that they can help spread genuine awareness about fibromyalgia and other chronic invisible illnesses. This IS NOT what my skin actually looks like but this IS how my body actually feels on the inside most days. Some days are better than others and although I look just like everyone else and I try to keep a smile on my face and have a positive attitude my pain is still very real. The BIGGEST thing anyone can do for a person who has a chronic invisible illness is not to make them feel as if they need to prove that their pain is real. If you are confused and don't know how to act around someone who is chronically ill just talk to them and ask questions, most of us are very open about what we experience and want to spread awareness to help break the stigma that comes from having a invisible disability. Every person who has a chronic invisible illness is DIFFERENT and although we may share the same disease that does not mean that our symptoms and journeys will look the same, so please do not judge us for how we cope with our illnesses and instead be open to having genuine conversations so that we can keep spreading awareness about what invisible illnesses and disabilities really look like." ••• #fibromyalgiaawareness #fibromyalgia #fibrowarrior #fibro #fibrostrong #fibrofighter #fibromyalgiawarrior #invisibleillness #invisibledisease #invisibleillnesses #invisibleillnesswarrior #invisibleillnessawareness #spoonie #spoonielife #spooniestrong #spooniecommunity #spooniewarrior #chronicillness #chronicpain #chronicillnessawareness #chronicillnesswarrior #insideoutchallenge @lilmoonchildd

[projecturok-blog]

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Between the ages of 14 and 15 I developed #bodydysmorphia from what my therapist called "aggravated body dysphoria due to #trauma ." It wasn't until I was 22 when I really addressed it, full time with someone who could offer me unbiased clinical perspective. I always thought I had an okay relationship with my body, but when your 'normal' becomes waking up to look at yourself in a fun house mirror it's time to seek help. When your mind shames you for not understanding the difference between the reality of what really is your physical body and the image it projects it's time to seek help. I began to go from extreme diet to extreme workout, but it was only until someone gifted me with the practice of radical #selflove that I really put a hiatus on my dysmorphia. My #InsideOutChallenge is stark - white and blue. It's an everyday battle to live to love my body - and right now, I do. And I will always fight to love it the way it deserves. @joseishere #UROK (at Project UROK)

[blulune-blog]

As someone who suffers from depression & panic disorder, the #insideoutchallenge means a lot to me, as well as the art community. There is not an artist or friend I've known who has been a stranger to suffering. Mental illnesses are often unseen, and this challenge sheds light to that. We may look strong, and we are, but it can feel as if you're fighting with versions of yourself for the front seat - for regaining control. It is scary, it is common, and it needs more support. Thank you @lilmoonchildd for creating this challenge and inviting people to understand mental health issues.

[bookishbaking]

Going around Facebook was this challenge called the #insideoutchallenge where you do half your face in what you visualize your mental illness. Here's how I view my anxiety and depression. And here's my brace face I put in every single day. Life is hard but I keep pushing forward. In this past year alone, Ive made so much positive progress and I'm in the best mental state that I have ever been. My lifelong struggle isn't over but it's progressing in such a positive manner.

[youtubeandsatan]

yo yo yo! New video! As some of you may know, the Inside Out Challenge is a new challenge where you attempt to put your emotions on your face, via makeup, to help remove the stigma around mental illness.

[holy-shit-look]

This is my #insideoutchallenge I dont want any negative comments please I have spent most of my life with the burden of mental illness My first diagnosis was for depression, i had this for 6 years and happily i no longer suffer from depression But on top of that i also suffered and still do of PTSD. When i finally got the correct diagnosis for the root issue, i was able to work on getting better, but i live and struggle with it every day Ive even had people tell me im not getting better fast enough for them despite how much progress i have made and do fast. This lives within me and i am not ashamed of it. I will not try to please you by hiding it. It is a part of me. This is my #insideoutchallenge. #lilmoonchild #PTSD #depression #nightmares #nightterrors

[serenityquest]

A makeup artist portrays mental illness.

[self-acclaimed-fangirl]

So this was hard to put on my face and this is hard to post. This is the visual representation of my depression. I'm making such a post to try and spread awareness of mental illness. There are the good days where everything is fine and looks perfect, like I can wing my eyeliner without a problem. I don't break down and cry because someone said something mean to me at work. I don't lay in bed, sleepless, wondering what the point of life is and let every little mistake I've ever made take over my thoughts. The good days consist of stable moods and a level head. The bad days.. sometimes it's like you can't notice them, I'm just being a bitch because it's who I am. But every little thing inside of me is cracked and frayed. These days are dark and it's hard to get out of bed. These days I loath the living and envy the dead. Life is so hard and to not exist for a moment would be such a breath of fresh air. The bad days seem to last for weeks. I listen to one song on repeat. I don't have motivation to do anything. I write dark poetry and cry over pictures of the past, times when I can't remember darkness seeping into my days. These are things that people who haven't experienced can't relate to. There's pain and sadness along with anger and frustration. If I could convey my feelings better maybe I could reach my family and friends on those days. But when everything is jumbled up it's hard to speak what you feel. It's like you're a baby, you can't express what's going on in words, so you just scream and cry. People will tell you to be strong and get over it. But when the Mountain your climbing keeps growing, it's all you can to persevere. So here I show you my good days, the mask I try to keep on, and the mess underneath the mask. The parasite latched to my brain, controlling my moves. I hate to be quite so personal, but like I said this is to raise awareness and help people to understand. I hope I've been able to achieve that through this post. Please have a wonderful day and remember that not everybody travels the same terrain as you. #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #depression #insideoutchallenge

[thatguythensome]

Follow My #TikTok I Get a Little Crazier There😂 . . . . . . . . . . . #tiktoks #insideout #insideoutside #wshh #insideoutchallenge #notperfect #notoilet #notoiletpaper #memes #memegod #memesworld #imameme #dontbememe #memeys #memesus #memesdank #funnyshit #dankmemes #funnyme #funnyhoodvidz #funnygirl #satisfyingvideo #wtfmexicans #wtfmemes #laughnowcrylater #cosplayers #helloxmas #hoodvidz #xmastime (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6G1M8tBVEt/?igshid=1v3134fu98w2i

[projecturok-blog]

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I was diagnosed with PTSD a few years ago and it was such a relief. Suddenly, what had felt like disparate things were actually (mostly) manageable symptoms of a disease that millions of other people also had. For my #InsideOutChallenge, I tried to show the duality of those symptoms. The red part is suddenly being hit with a repressed memory from years ago, and feeling like you’re going through it all over again. It’s finding yourself drenched in sweat, full of rage or fear and you don’t know why. It’s hearing people say “trigger warning” with a voice laced with sarcasm and derision. For so long it felt like the world was a terrifying, thorny place and the only way to get through was the be terrifying and thorny right back. But the top – the white, sparkly part is the disassociation which, at first, seems like a relief. My brain takes me out of what it perceives to be a threatening situation and lets me feel like I'm hanging out in a soft, quiet room where I can just watch everything that’s happening from afar. Nothing can reach me there– I don’t care about anyone or anything. But now I see all the time I've spent walking around in a fog all the things I missed out on. I’m ready to face the world and to see the good and the beauty and to fight for it. I want to be here for this life. #ptsd #trauma #UROK @travellinglightly @lilmoonchildd (at Project UROK)

[loved-valkery10-blog]

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[michellehilbrant]

Shocking photo!!!! I know, but this is my body guys. At least this is what FIBROMYALGIA feels like for me and my mom. We have pain management, and We have ways we deal, and we have been for years, it's just our new normal. We take care of LIFE and say screw you to pain. 💜😘😍wanted to share @Regrann @from @themightysite - This is what fibromyalgia can feel like, even though you can't see it. It's an invisible illness. Thank you @brittneyzelasco for sharing your story: ••• "Today is Fibromyalgia Awareness Day and I am sharing these pictures hoping that they can help spread genuine awareness about fibromyalgia and other chronic invisible illnesses. This IS NOT what my skin actually looks like but this IS how my body actually feels on the inside most days. Some days are better than others and although I look just like everyone else and I try to keep a smile on my face and have a positive attitude my pain is still very real. The BIGGEST thing anyone can do for a person who has a chronic invisible illness is not to make them feel as if they need to prove that their pain is real. If you are confused and don't know how to act around someone who is chronically ill just talk to them and ask questions, most of us are very open about what we experience and want to spread awareness to help break the stigma that comes from having a invisible disability. Every person who has a chronic invisible illness is DIFFERENT and although we may share the same disease that does not mean that our symptoms and journeys will look the same, so please do not judge us for how we cope with our illnesses and instead be open to having genuine conversations so that we can keep spreading awareness about what invisible illnesses and disabilities really look like." ••• #fibromyalgiaawareness #fibromyalgia #fibrowarrior #fibro #fibrostrong #fibrofighter #fibromyalgiawarrior #invisibleillness #invisibledisease #invisibleillnesses #invisibleillnesswarrior #invisibleillnessawareness #spoonie #spoonielife #spooniestrong #spooniecommunity #spooniewarrior #chronicillness #chronicpain #chronicillnessawareness #chronicillnesswarrior #insideoutchallenge @lilmoonchil (at Biloxi, Mississippi)