Plairy

I do not promote anything, my blog is a safe place for me that helps me know I'm not the only one struggling.  18 | Mia | 5'2'' | GW1: 105 lbs

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i forgot how fucking weird november is theres no afternoon its just night after 2pm

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you deserve someone who thinks you’re too important to lose

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I just realized that when I stay at my calorie limit and work out everyday I lose weight

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Me, in tears: whatever tho I guess it doesn’t matter haha

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My goals for the rest of this year is to just be happy and positive. Let the little things go and change what I can change.

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Thinspo ✨

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~ red ~

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Daughters really do share deep rooted emotional trauma with/inherit deep rooted emotional trauma from their mothers and I know it’s true bc whenever I try to approach a sensitive topic with my mom, no matter how calm and civil and patient I intend to be no matter how much I’ve practiced what I want to say no matter how OK I was even a moment before, I always involuntarily burst into desperate, angry hysterics the moment I open my mouth. As though it’s coming from a place buried so far within me I cannot even register its existence until it has overtaken me. And I know I’m not alone on this either. There is so much we internalize from our mothers that we never learn to contend with. That we never even learn to recognize

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“At the macro level, the mother wound is a matrilineal wound—a burden that manifests in mothers, and is passed on from generation to generation. It’s the pain and grief that grow in a woman as she tries to explore and understand her power and potential in a society that doesn’t make room for either, forcing her to internalize the dysfunctional coping mechanisms learned by previous generations of women. The mother wound reflects the challenges a woman faces as she goes through transformations in her life in a society where the patriarchy has denied us ongoing matrilineal knowledge and structures.”

- Dr. Oscar Serrallach

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