#positive affirmations

[daily-reminders-that-ur-enough]

You are not doomed. The world is not hopeless.

[pure-light-and-love]

Maturity is when you realize the most attractive features in a man are psychological maturity, problem solving ability, emotional intelligence and his ability to provide support, protection, clarity, reassurance and leadership. This is what you call masculinity>

[somethingtocallmine]

[mothprincess]

you can lower your defenses here. not everyone will misunderstand you. even if your people are a thousand miles away, they're out there. steady your breathing (you're safe), stand up straight, and let your shoulders relax. all will be well today 🤍

[dewinthestars]

How to Stay Organized When You’re Juggling College, Relationships, Social Life, and Personal Life

Hey there, overachievers (and fellow burnt-out humans)! Life can feel like a never-ending balancing act when you’re trying to keep up with college classes, maintain a relationship, hang out with friends, and still make time for you. It’s a lot—but balance is possible. Here’s a breakdown of how to organize your life so you don’t feel like you’re drowning:

1. Time Blocking Is Your Best Friend

Your calendar is more than just a tool—it’s a lifeline.

• Block out time for classes, assignments, and study sessions first (non-negotiable).

• Schedule quality time with your partner, even if it’s just a FaceTime study date or a coffee run between classes.

• Add “you” time to the calendar—self-care is just as important as deadlines.

Pro Tip: Use color coding for different areas of your life (blue = school, pink = relationship, yellow = social life, etc.) so you can visually see how balanced your week looks.

2. Prioritize Like a Pro

You can’t do everything at once, and that’s okay.

• Academic deadlines come first. Late essays = late-night stress. No thanks.

• If you’re overwhelmed, communicate! A quick “Hey, this week is hectic, can we catch up later?” goes a long way in relationships and friendships.

• Be honest with yourself about what truly needs your attention and what can wait.

3. The Power of Small Moments

If you don’t have hours to spare, make the most of minutes.

• Text your partner or friends during study breaks to stay connected.

• Listen to a podcast, meditate, or journal for 10 minutes to recharge.

• Little moments of effort show the people in your life (and yourself) that you care.

4. Learn to Say No

It’s tempting to say yes to everything, but overcommitting will drain you.

• Politely decline plans if you’re running on empty. Your true friends and partner will understand.

• Think of it this way: when you say no to something, you’re saying yes to what matters most (like your mental health).

5. Sunday Reset = Your Secret Weapon

Use Sundays to get your life together for the week ahead.

• Plan outfits, meals, and study sessions in advance.

• Check in with yourself: How are you feeling? What’s your focus for the week?

• Clean your space—nothing feels more chaotic than trying to study in a messy room.

6. Give Yourself Grace

Some weeks will feel balanced, and others won’t—and that’s okay.

• Life isn’t about perfect balance; it’s about being intentional.

• Celebrate your wins (no matter how small), and don’t beat yourself up if you drop a ball.

[nessieac]

13. Do not protect yourself behind your own dignity. 💥

Quite obviously, even St. Mother Teresa couldn't do it and even God Himself didn't want it from her - the usual. not an excuse tho 💥 and what even is my 💥 dignity 💥

1, 3 and 8 are also very hard for me but i don't feel too bad about it (3, 8)

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ST. MOTHER TERESA'S HUMILITY LIST

1. Speak as little as possible about yourself.

2. Keep busy with your own affairs and not those of others.

3. Avoid curiosity.

4. Do not interfere in the affairs of others.

5. Accept small irritations with good humor.

6. Do not dwell on the faults of others.

7. Accept censures even if unmerited.

8. Give in to the will of others.

9. Accept insults and injuries.

10. Accept contempt, being forgotten and disregarded.

11. Be courteous and delicate even when provoked by someone.

12. Do not seek to be admired and loved.

13. Do not protect yourself behind your own dignity.

14. Give in, in discussions, even when you are right.

15. Choose always the more difficult task.

[shamelesslyimpurrfect]

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[aurummarie]

[snow-angel-777]

gentle cleansers, green tea, at home workouts, fruit bowls, face masks, spf 50, pink nails, jewelry always, hair masks, body milks, late night runs, sparkly claw clips, hair massages, lip serums, balanced salads, night routine, vitamins and supplements, sunglasses sun hat combo, princess treatment, floral bouquets, vogue videos.

[daily-reminders-that-ur-enough]

You deserve joy

[bymossypine]

You are not hard to love 🌷

[chowfur]

affirmations 💫

[somethingtocallmine]

[odraziduse]

Keaton St James, September Affirmation (Don't Be Afraid)

[littlemissemotionalandvalid]

You are not a bother. You are not a burden. You are not a waste of space. You are not annoying every person you talk to. Your existence matters. Your presence makes a good difference.