Stop beating yourself up. You’re a work in progress, which means you get there a little bit at a time not all at once.
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Stop beating yourself up. You’re a work in progress, which means you get there a little bit at a time not all at once.
me: tries to sign into my google account
google: this UGLY bitch just tried to HACK into your account. destroy all your electronic devices to prevent this
What sucks about having had kidney stones is you question every pain. Is that a new stone? Is it a weird cramp? Am I dying? It’s like a terrible guessing game where the only prize is the possibility of MAYBE getting rid of the pain. The only benefit is apparently I’m prepared for the pain of childbirth
This is 100% me. Third hospitalisation in 2 years. Yay
shoutout to the people who text me first, hit me up with plans, or check up on me from time to time
y'all a real one
“September, unlike any other, holds you tight,”
— Jessica Millsaps, from “September Changes,” written c. September 2006
me, making a phone call: god i hope they don’t answer
Periods are canceled for 2018. This year, I don’t want to bleed unless it’s from a wound I earned in honorable combat.
Tips For Improving Self-Esteem
1. It starts with a decision to be your own person. Don’t live your life to please, or to impress, someone else. 2. Try and grasp the fact we’re different and have different goals and values … And don’t be swayed by other people who criticise your dreams. 3. Don’t compare your path or journey to someone else’s journey as we start from different places and face different challenges. 4. Be kind, understanding and patient with yourself. Accept that failures and mistakes are part of everybody’s life. Also, choose to frame mistakes as learning opportunities. 5. You need to root for yourself, and seek to be your own best friend. Don’t denigrate yourself – in public, or when you’re alone. 6. Remind yourself a weakness can become a strength, in time. It takes patience effort – but, eventually, things change! 7. Make a list of what you’re good at, and keep adding to the list. Also, note the strengths that others see, and comment on, as well. 8. Treat yourself with respect and praise the things that you do well. Don’t write them off as “nothing”, or as being “no big deal”. 9. Find ways to dissipate and channel negative emotions. Don’t allow them to dictate the way you start to see yourself. 10. Spend time with those who like you, and can see your worth and value … And, ignore those who attack you, and would like to see you fail. 11. Choose to stand up for yourself, and value being more assertive. Also, decide to start to set and then enforce appropriate, healthy boundaries. 12. Admit your mistakes - then learn to laugh at yourself. It helps remove the pressure and the stress of “being perfect”!