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@justinwlin
“Fearing that everyone in the room dislikes you and is constantly watching you” One of the pieces I made for Tumblr’s World Mental Health Day event at the SEEN exhibition in UK. It is made to represent the dissociation in a situation with mania. I loved working on this project and if anyone out there needs help talking about their own experiences with mental health, I’m always here to support you.
As you may know, Post it Forward was created to reinforce something Tumblr users had been doing on their own for years: being open, being kind, and offering support. For many people—particularly young people—it has been a safe haven for openly discussing issues that matter, especially issues pertaining to mental health. From Issue Time question and answer segments with licensed psychiatrists to celebrating Mental Health Month year after year, we’ve been committed to talking about things that matter since 2015.
That’s why we’re so excited to honor World Mental Health Day on Wednesday, October 10.
This year we paid homage to the day by partnering with Made of Millions, a grassroots mental health platform, for Seen: A Mental Health Exhibition. Featuring photography of Rose Cartwright by artist Yumna Al-Arashi, the premiere of their short film Mindstory, and incredible AR-enabled work from some hand-picked Tumblr Creatrs (@creatrs), this exhibit aimed to explore how the digital world can keep people from suffering in silence. You can see some of the pictures of the event above.
It’s important to be seen. And we see you, Tumblr. Stay tuned here to @postitforward. We’re going to reblog some posts that speak to mental health and self care all day long. Want to join in the discussion? Tag your posts with #postitforward so it’s easy for the rest of the community to find you and interact.
And remember, there are resources out there if you need them. It’s okay to use any help you can get.
Ditch the Label (@ditchthelabel) is one of the largest international anti-bullying projects. It offers free support for anyone who signs up for their community. It’s free, it’s easy, and it’s there for you.
It Gets Better (@itgetsbetterproject) gives support for members of the LGBTQ+ community who want it.
It’s Ok To Talk is a safe space to share your experiences with mental health, mental illness and wellbeing.
And of course, Made of Millions is an amazing new 501c3 grassroots mental health non-profit launching on World Mental Health Day.
Take care of yourself, Tumblr. You deserve it.
Some days I really do miss just having someone to love and be loved back... 💔
I hope anyone who reads this is doing well. I've been surviving, or half dying I guess too in college.
Making bad decisions doesn’t make you a bad person. Remember that.
I was talking to Sara today about how surprised I feel when someone remembers the smallest things I say. When they pick up on my nervous cues. My unconscious reactions. Say, the way I cover my mouth when I talk, or how I pout my mouth when I’m nervous.
“He kept repeating all these things I’d said. As if you know, as if he actually remembers.”
She laughed. “Why are you so shocked?”
“Because I’m the one who does that. People don’t remember about me.”
After so long I finally bought the book from one of my favorite authors, Alaska Gold... ❤️
I read too much - a desperate attempt to forget about the real world.
Some days I think, I’m like snow. Someone who has forgotten what color he’s supposed to be, falling and drifting along trying to find a place to go.
I went river swimming in seqouya national park. It was beautiful and relaxing to just lose myself to the surroundings and watch the beautiful sunset.
It helps to keep things in perspective and remind me that there still are beautiful little sights in this world.
I forget sometimes that I used to write. This is why I never liked to call myself a writer, an author. I’m shaking just as I think about it. Flowers, for example, they don’t don’t forget to bloom. The rain too, never forgets to fall.
It’s so painful when they fit you into a word. When they make you live up to a title. I wonder how everyone else does it. I forget sometimes who I am and what I’m working for. I remember all of a sudden as I’m about to get on the bus, remember when I’m about to pay my lunch at work. I remember and I want to cry. This isn’t who I promised I’d become. Who I am right now, isn’t who I wanted to be. So what do we do?
Alaska Gold is one of my favorite writers... she captures an elusive feeling so perfectly...
Sometimes, all I can do is lie in bed and hope that I fall asleep before I fall apart
It hurts desperately at times. Lying in bed, staring at the ceiling, waiting for sleep to take over.
Somedays the pain is so bad it becomes impossible to sleep.
Trying to Forget
It's funny - one second you're whispering "I love you" to each other, the next you never see each other again.
Your heart crumbles as you watch the person you once love just disappear, but you have no choice.
You have to move on, you have to keep moving...
First Post
Wow, so I guess this is it. My first post. There isn't much that I want to do with this blog, for whoever is reading. My only goal is for this to be a little place for me to hide and share my thoughts.
I'm a writer + programmer + several other things. I came here mostly inspired by some of the blogs that I've read in the past on this website, and honestly, I wanted to follow in their footstep.
I hope to have a nice time on this platform, and hello to those in the future who may read this.
-Justin
