ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ Hi! I'm Kristine Pham.
I like living in a fairy tale more than I should. I'm amazing in what I do. I like teaching, filming, photographing, and eSports. I am most definitely not the most thoughtful, insightful, athletic, smart, cunning, pretty, confident, friendly, charismatic, modest, liked person in the world, but I think I am one of the only people who are content with who they actually are and I'm pretty damn proud of it.
✈My favorite movies, television shows, music, foods, animals, celebrities, games, beliefs, places, art, quotes, and people.
✈Pictures of myself and stuff I did .
✈My 100 Happy Days challenge.
Don't worry if you've never heard of me, you will.
At 22, catching up and being basic. At 16, being locker buddies. At 15, @oovoo sessions and trick-or-treating. At 13, I don't know HAHAH. I'm dead, we've known each other for a decade. I can't breath over how cringy we were back then lmfao Cheers to many more years to come, missed you man ♡ (at Porter Ranch, California)
Social media is quite extrodinary. By this point in my marketing journey, I have learned more about the details and psychology of it than I ever really wanted to. So, why do I continue to indulge in the facade elements of it?
Would you believe me if I told you how fucked up everything still feels? Would you think I was overreacting?
Is there anyone still here? I’m heartbroken in a lot of ways right now. I don’t think depression has ever hit me quite as hard. I can’t get up, I can’t eat, I lost about 9 pounds within two weeks without trying, I can barely move, I’ve given so many excuses to my bosses and teachers to why I can’t be present. I just feel so weak and helpless.
It doesn’t seem real. It doesn’t seem real because it’s not like I haven’t dealt with these problems before, but for some forsaken reason, I can’t handle it all right now.
So if you are still here, please just send me something, words of encouragement, love, memories, inklings. Just anything.
Oh boy it’s been awhile. Hi, Tumblr. I don’t know what to say. I’m only ever here when I’m going through a really tough time and feel emotionally and physically unstable. I feel like I’ve reverted a bit and it’s scary. So help.
2. Learn to enjoy your own company. See it as a time to reflect on your life, and really think through what you want for yourself.
3. Find different things you can do, and enjoy, by yourself. Also, developing new interests will stop you feeling bored.
4. Spend time looking after a pet or animal. Pets are consistent, loyal and reliable. They’ll never hurt your feelings, and they’re good company.
5. Talk to other people that you meet casually (at the checkout, in a queue, or when you’re ordering some food). You’re likely to find you get a warm response – and that will remind you that you’re actually OK!
6. Don’t let this bad experience undermine your confidence. Keep reaching out to others, and one day things will change - and you’ll find other people who like to be with you.