"it gets better" - but i've been this way since i was a child.
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@h-annah-a
"it gets better" - but i've been this way since i was a child.
turns out I’ll always carry my 15 year old self. silly me
this isn’t about hating her this is about recognizing there will always be a small part of me a little hurt and a little scared and it’s my job to care for that part in the way she needed at the time
kinda fucked up that you can get sick one day and then just never get better. no one told me that could happen
Echoes, The Murmurs of Lost Souls
I don't like my reflection
My hair is too brown
and my face is round
I don't like my reflection
I am too much and too little
Too kind and too mean
Too quiet and too loud
I don't like my reflection
but as long as I'm trying I'm not you
- Willzzie
sometimes I just get so sick and tired of fighting just to survive.
I told you I don't feel alive
"you're so distant" you literally made me feel like i wasn't important
Fariha Róisín, from Who Is Wellness For?: An Examination of Wellness Culture and Who It Leaves Behind
[Text ID: “I never fought back, I learned how to cry silently, I bore my sins.”]
I thought I had been surviving, and yet, what I was really doing was hanging by a string, loosely holding myself from collapsing. I was always on the verge, and I could feel that friction in my soul.
Fariha Róisín, from Who Is Wellness For?: An Examination of Wellness Culture and Who It Leaves Behind
I don’t know how many “just make it through today”s I’ve got left.
Not going to school when I was really fucking depressed was so much easier.
Now I'm twice as depressed but I can't miss a day at work. I just ask if I can be a little late when my head turns into hell.
And because of my depression and panic attacks I'm doing everything wrong, i just really need this job, but everything is too hard when you feel like dying.
To the point where you stop living.