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olibear17 · 1 month ago
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I didn't think recovering would be this hard. Like I get full so easily now and can't eat more even tho ik logically I'm still not eating enough. Ik I can't improve of I don't eat but I can't bring myself to eat more. I'm trying 😔. I'm scared for my future health of this continues
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ghoulpoole · 11 months ago
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my imaginary punk band is called KJ (kill joanne).
which joanne? iykyk
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worthless-mess · 2 years ago
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"Are you ok?" I'm actually tired bro. From the bottom of my heart I'm tired
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fromheavensent · 2 months ago
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self reminder: it’s okay to feel sad,
it’s okay to have a bad day
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howtomakeyousee · 6 months ago
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loveyourlovelysoul · 3 months ago
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What you call self-sabotage might just be your body saying: "Familiar pain feels safer than unfamiliar peace"
What you call procrastination might just be your body saying: "I'm overwhelmed and everything feels too much"
What you call anxiety might just be your body saying: "I've been in danger before, and I don't know if it's over yet"
What you call neediness might just be your body saying: "I didn't get what I needed, and I'm still longing"
What you call overreacting might just be your body saying: "This feels like danger to me because it once was"
What you call emotional instability might just be your body saying: "I was never taught that feeling emotions could be safe"
What you call resistance might just be your body saying: "I don't feel safe enough to do what you want me to"
What you call laziness might just be your body saying: "I'm frozen because I had to work hard for too long"*
What you call numbness might just be your body saying: "I had to shut down to keep you safe"
What you call avoidance might just be your body saying: "Im not ready to face this yet. I need slower exposure to it"
(the.trauma.educator on ig)
*gentle reminder that body gets tired also after doing mentally draining work/job (which includes feeling stressed too, not just studying or working 9-5 in front of a computer -which holds responsabilities, anyway)
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toalltheangels · 11 months ago
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Everyone has their own story
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therecoveryquotes · 4 months ago
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You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.
— C.S. Lewis
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saccharinehell · 4 months ago
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Everything's a sign if you are delusional enough
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You do not need to (and should not) give your 100% all the time. That's just how you burn out! Often your best is your 50%, your 20%, your 10%, and that's okay. It's okay to do a shitty job at things if that keeps YOU going.
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youwillleaveme · 3 months ago
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i feel like i’m not allowed to be happy. whenever i feel slightly content with my life i immediately get anxious, like i did something wrong.
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ghoulpoole · 11 months ago
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my hips don't lie, but they do tell riddles.
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worthless-mess · 2 years ago
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"You’re so polite" thanks i was raised in constant fear of upsetting people.
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0calenergydrinks · 22 days ago
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repost if youre an active ed blog as of june 2025!!
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fromheavensent · 6 months ago
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But what if… things work out, nothing bad happens, your hard work pays off, you get through this and prove yourself
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howtomakeyousee · 7 months ago
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