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Sheena Liam aka シーナ・リアム aka Sheena Liam Yue Sheen aka 粘悦馨 aka Nián Yuèxīn (Malaysian-Chinese, b. 1991, Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia) - Top Fashion Model and Embroiderer. Embroidery Arts: Black Thread, Embroidery Hoop
FOURTEEN!!! Years old!!! And 17years!!! He’s 31 and missed ALL HIS 20s He can NEVER get those back.
She’s perfect!
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Ladies do not start fights, but they can finish them. The Aristocats (1970) dir. Wolfgang Reitherman
People: *showering me with compliments* Me: okay but what about that one negative comment I received June 6th 2003 ? Im trash sweetie
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When I have panic attacks, it feels like I'm having a heart attack and dying. Feeling like I'm dying triggers obsessive thoughts about death. Obsessive thoughts about death trigger my panic attacks. Panic attacks feel like I'm dying.
You know what?
We need a more inclusive awareness about depression.
When depression is described, it usually (but not always) amounts to variations of ‘feeling sad’. But I don’t ‘feel sad’, so I spent ten years thinking that I was just super lazy and undisciplined.
Then, someone made an effort to point out that I might have depression. Had I never been introduced to the more ‘obscure’ symptoms, I never would have realized that I was worrying about the wrong things.
For some people, depression amounts to;
A bleak outlook on your life - feelings of hopelessness and disinterest in your future.
Persistent and chronic feelings of ‘sadness’ and ‘helplessness’
Thoughts of suicide and/or self harm.
But for me, depression is NOT any of those. I have;
Daily physical and mental exhaustion, but also severe insomnia. I am yawning by mid afternoon, but I can only scrape an average of five hours of sleep.
Lacking the ability to consciously construct a train of thought (without great effort). This prevents me from doing schoolwork, household chores, or socializing.
Chronic restlessness and physical discomfort, which accumulates to general grumpiness and frustration 24/7.
Persistent body pains and aches, especially in my neck and arms.
An altered perception of time. I forget sentences as I’m speaking them. It’s difficult to tell if something happened two hours ago, or two days ago. Every waking moment just blurs into one big boring stretch of unsatisfactory.
You can’t muscle through depression. Things will not get easier the more you try to tackle them. You know a great treatment for depression? Accommodating to it. Making your life easier. Recognizing the things you can and can’t do.
We need more people to recognize their depression. Otherwise, they’ll keep struggling and struggling and they’ll wonder why everyone is having such a good time while they’re using up all their spoons simply by driving to work.
THIS. THIS THIS THIS.
When I do get down and suffer from the typical “sad” symptoms of my depression, it gets really, really bad, and I have the hardest time digging myself back out of it - there are some people who have seen me at my worst and can attest to just how “classically depressed” I can become - but on a day to day basis, everything the OP describes is absolutely on point. That’s what it’s like, every day, and it’s garbage.
People don’t understand that there’s more to it than the catastrophic pit of miserable despair that they usually think of when they imagine “depression”, and they think that if you’re not sobbing on the floor all day that there’s nothing wrong. This is obviously patently untrue, and I’m so glad the OP made this post.
There’s also dysthemia . It’s like a “Im a little sad, but its not extreme” over a long period of time. Like this neutral “meh” over everything
Apathy is an important part of it too. Just a complete lack of emotions or interest in anything - even things you would normally love to do or people that you love. This actually becomes quite dangerous because without even realizing it you’re cutting off your support and removing things from your life that could help you get some control and focus back into it. If you feel apathetic about something you would normally be extremely happy doing then my advice is to do it anyway. All it can do is help and in my own personal experience it gives something to grab onto to pull yourself out of the cycle.
FINALLY SOMEONE SAYS IT! Such an accurate post!
te amo?? more like te quila
So this is excellent because it’s a play on “tequila” AND a correct conjugation of “quilar” meaning “to fuck”