#wish I'd done it sooner

[brieflyinfatuated]

For my buds in Australia, Kids Help-line has been an amazing resource for me over the years, they're for anyone aged 5 to 25 years and I'm pretty sure they're free to call, even on a mobile!

They have a bunch of resources on their website, and free phone or web (even email?!) counselling services.

And, unlike places like Lifeline, they aren't just a crisis service, so you can call and talk to someone supportive/mental health literate even if you aren't actively suicidal, even if there's just something that doesn't feel quite right...

I'm gonna age out of their service soon lol and would just really like to suggest y'all check em out, esp. if you've avoided calling a helpline before because you aren't sure if your problems are "serious" or "valid" enough to talk about (they always are).

See below for real time footage of me saying goodbye to Kid's Helpline:

In my experience they have always been kind, they're very nice, don't be afraid to call ❤️

[simply-sithel]

because he's a poet by red0aktree [link]

Bound for the @renegadepublishing Tiny Book Bang. Typeset by @mythrilthread. Bookcloth hand dyed by @epitomereally for her Everything is Relative to You project... and I think she gave me the end pages as well...? Edges are buff 'n rub wax.

[payasita]

artfight attacks over my weekend ✌️

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[thornheartfelt]

If you haven't, I 100% recommend making your f/o as a pony in Pony Town because it's free serotonin

[singinginthecar]

thinking abt how when a chapter of your life ends, you'll never see that person again. no matter how much you keep looking for their face in other ppl's or hoping you'll turn a corner and stumble into them... you never do. not even when you least expect it. and the inverse when someone's meant to be in your life, they won't show up until you're truly ready for it. you could live in the same small town your entire lives but you won't meet them until it's time for you to meet them. this is why i think that there is no such thing as "right person, wrong time." because if it was the right person then it would be the right time as well.

[freyalir-posting]

I have put on so much upper body muscle the last few weeks. My shoulders sink into my mattress more than my hips now...

[softerhaze]

cas tools is literally so useful, what the heck

[lexicals]

New binder arrived and it fits perfectly god I forgot how much BETTER this feels

[barrowdowns-archive]

I am going to do the things that would've brought me joy in high school if I hadn't convinced myself I'd never be good enough! I'm very excited to be honest!

[mysteryman-17]

Hey guys, just a bit of an update! Made a choice today: Still comfortable with he/him pronouns-wise, but I’m also going to keep they/them going forward! Not an overwhelming feeling of euphoria or anything, but it feels nice. :) I appreciate y'all for your support for this past week!

[thinksideways]

the longer I exist on an antidepressant the more I look back at a lot fo my past thoughts like 'damn bitch you lived like that?"

[themuseoftheviolets]

finally managed to decorate everyone's christmas tree!!! (at least i hope i got everyone) i'm not gonna make one myself because there's barely anytime left but thank you to everyone who tagged me in it!!!

[dollfairy]

this was supposed to be my hot and full of love summer and yet I'm pining over an ex and it's raining for 5/7 of my one single week off work and the summer is almost over and I've worked extra hours for all of it ;o;

[willowjay07]

Writing Tip:

If you have a physical calendar, you could put a star on there for each day you write. It'll let you see how many days you wrote that month / at the end of the year.

[ghostprinceiii]

"You're going to need a compelling reason to gain entry to Inazuma..."

My compelling reason is I need wood from there to make a purple bed for my teapot house.

[denizenhardwick]

also there's a possibility that i might have had pots even before i got covid, covid just made it way worse and forced me to recognize and take my symptoms seriously. and looking back, a lot of stuff makes a hell of a lot more sense through that lens.