Its Okay Until Its Not

This is a vent account now. Surprise I got diagnosed with PTSD and it makes life suck

[dumyhead]

[mimorugk]

Homies who kiss each other good night, on the lips of course.

[izbnart]

Dispatch animation! 👍

[arczism]

Make up your mind

[pitifulwolves]

Welp, that’s the last time Robert gives anyone a ride,,,

[dvrtrblhr]

(21) i love you so much/you make me so mad

request was dimilix hugging! a ship i like but rarely draw!

10 days left! i'm surprised i got this far!

[depsidase]

[cricketcat9]

Why the fuck are we not doing it, what the fuck we are waiting for

[khaire-traveler]

PTSD is so annoying because you could be having a super chill day with absolutely nothing going wrong, and your brain is all of the sudden like, "Hey, do you remember that time-" and then you're stuck disassociating for the rest of the damn day. 😮‍💨

[bipolarmango]

People need to understand that for those who have gone through trauma experience things differently.

If you went through an abandonment as a child, a breakup others would get over with in months can take years to overcome.

If you went through domestic abuse, even small changes in a loved one's tone can make you anxious.

If you were belittled your whole childhood, being professionally critized at work can feel like the end of the world.

Trauma effects us for a long time after it occurs.

[softgritspoonie]

[theprideful-deactivated20251201]

idk if it’s the mental illness but sharing literally any information feels like oversharing. i’ll be like “i skipped breakfast this morning” and immediately im like “i might as well have told them where i buried the money”

[chrometrashcan]

forgive me father for i have sexualized an older man

[cptkitten]

dude in the other side of the confessional, smoothing back his more salt than pepper hair, tugging at his collar, breaking into a slight nervous sweat that highlights his crows feet and laugh lines: Is that so?

[iambleed1ng]

Loving me must be so fucking hard and I'm so fucking sorry

[traumatizedd-bunnyangel]

[lifeafterpsychiatry]

When recovering from abuse, it's vital to turn around the narrative from "what's wrong with me, why am I not good enough, what did I do to deserve abuse" to "what's wrong with THEM, why do they think it's okay to abuse other people"

[hello-friends9500]

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