it's okay to cut corners. it's okay to take the easy way out. there's no need to feel ashamed for not always giving it your all. you're doing your best work with the amount of energy you got, and i'm proud of you for that.
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it's okay to cut corners. it's okay to take the easy way out. there's no need to feel ashamed for not always giving it your all. you're doing your best work with the amount of energy you got, and i'm proud of you for that.
angry daddy Chris Evans as Andy Barber in Defending Jacob, 2020
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cuddles that get sexual then get sweet again
The beautiful part about growth is finding new things to fall in love with, whilst simultaneously out-growing the things that no longer serve your current self.
For example: When someone from your past tries to spark a reaction out of you by catering to your old interests (eg: showing off - by doing the things you once expressed interest in) you’re no longer triggered by the feeling of missing out because you’ve outgrown it all.
Our pets probably see us as chameleons or shape shifters since we wear different clothes of different sizes and color every day.
The beautiful part about growth is finding new things to fall in love with, whilst simultaneously out-growing the things that no longer serve your current self.
For example: When someone from your past tries to spark a reaction out of you by catering to your old interests (eg: showing off - by doing the things you once expressed interest in) you’re no longer triggered by the feeling of missing out because you’ve outgrown it all.
“…and sometimes you go to that place we do not know, and sometimes you come back, and sometimes you don’t.” by Daniel Danger 24x36" five color screenprint, print three of an ongoing series. 2015
👋🏽👋🏽 hey my name is Kirsten, let's be friends.
The calming after a spring storm is amazing. Earth feels still and relaxed. The birds were chirping and the sun was setting. It felt eery with the sound of silence, but calming in a way to feel; "Everything is going to be alright."
P.S. Thanks Re, I really needed a good sunset from you again .
-kirsten
Things to do at home
While we are all just stuck home, I decided to compile a bunch of ideas what to do:
Cook or learn to cook
Meditate
Stretch
Work out (I recommend blogilates!)
Take care of plants (repot them…) or if you have a garden then work there
Clean
Tidy and declutter using the konmari method
Read
Watch movies
Start a new series
Sew
Embroidery
Alter clothes
Make new outfits
Write
Draw
Learn a new skill
Research things you are interested in (minimalism, witchcraft..)
Teach your pet a new trick
Play around with make up
Detox (coffee, make up…)
Indoor photography
Sexy stuff (alone or with your partner)
Redecorate
Journal
Create new music playlist
Have you ever tried just existing in silence for 5 minutes?
Build a pillow fort
Find a new favourite channel
Do some yoga
Try bullet journaling
Have a self-care day
Play video games
Learn a dance choreo from youtube
Walk around naked
Learn to sing a whole song
Look for new music
Call your friends and family
Fix what needs fixing
Feel free to add more ideas!
Trying to survive this quarintine with major depression and PTSD is a bitch. Trying to stay afloat..