nothing matters so i may as well take care of my body, be kind and do what feels good. i may as well pour a cup of tea and tell people they’re wonderful.
(via kindnotestoself)
nothing matters so i may as well take care of my body, be kind and do what feels good. i may as well pour a cup of tea and tell people they’re wonderful.
(via kindnotestoself)
alternatives to “i want to die”:
- i want things to change
- i want a different life
- today was a shitty day/week
- i don’t want to live like this
- i want to be somewhere else in life
- i’m not where i want to be yet
- + much more
Here’s a few that I started to say because I thought they were funny so I was more likely to use them!
- Wack
- Unfortunate (can be shortened to unforch)
- Sub-par execution
- I would prefer the opposite of this, actually
- Not a fan of this approach
- Not very cash-money
unforch :)
(via selfcare-journey)
(via baawri)
forgive yourself again and again and again and again and again
love letters, victoria chang
(via selfcare-journey)
lots of times if I tell my boyfriend that I am proud of him for dealing with a situation, or that I’m sorry he’s having to deal with a situation, he will say “no it’s my own fault.” meaning that he feels like he doesn’t deserve praise or comfort for dealing with a situation that is his fault. (for example a financial problem caused or exacerbated by him having been too anxious or absentminded to deal with the situation sooner.) and I tell him this and I will tell y'all this, that I don’t believe that. I think you are even braver and stronger for taking steps to deal with a mess that is of or partly of your own creation, because you have to cope with guilt and shame on top of the thing itself, and because you’re fighting against the same ingrained dysfunction in yourself that caused the mess. that’s like the bravest and most constructive thing you can do and you should be proud and I am proud of you.
also, mistakes don’t mean you deserve to suffer
(via warm-autumn-evenings)