Normally Eccentric

@normallyeccentric

Megan / 23 / NJ Archer with Olympic dreams. On a journey to find self-love and fitness through various mediums. I am always happy to talk/answer questions and offer advice. I love puppies and other things but this is predominantly a fitblr/motivational blog. HW: 190 CW: 167 GW: 150

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Your ask box is 24/7 available for those who feel sad or need a friendly advice

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My inbox is always open for a friend in need.

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7 Tips for Happiness

1. Have one or two really good friends – people you can trust and be honest and real with.

2. Build some adventure into your life. We all need to dream, and to stretch our boundaries.

3. Get rid of the excess stuff in your life – the people and the clutter that take up too much space.

4. Try to find some kind of balance between super-busy-ness and then feeling bored, as you’ve nothing much to do.

5. Give into temptation every once in a while, otherwise you’ll feel too cramped and constrained by your life.

6. Don’t just accept and put up with yourself. Really learn to love and appreciate yourself.

7. See each day as a brand new day – don’t look back at what happened, or the people, in your past.

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“Lie to me” she whispered.

“I love you” he said.

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“Yall are weird” I said.

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Clear your mind here

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Starting Over

I’m going to be honest with you all.

I got the flu, then pneumonia, then the pneumonia spread to my other lung. (Please don’t send me medical advice. I’m a doctor myself, and I see a very good one).

I lost quite a bit of weight and became really deconditioned - I couldn’t go up a flight of stairs without becoming out of breath! I had to rest and let myself fully heal. I had to take the time to gain some weight back and to get my stamina up. Now that I have the okay from my doctor, I’m getting back in the gym.

This feels like I’m starting over.

I want to be real about this process. It’s going to be tough and I know I’m going to be frustrated that I can’t just suddenly squat a plate again, but I need to be realistic.

I know there are a lot of people starting for the first time or starting over this time of year, so I want to share this journey with you.

So here’s to starting over! Let’s do it together. I know it’s going to be worth it.

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shoutout to all the kids having panic attacks in bathrooms because of oral presentations. shoutout to all the kids who struggle to eat in public. shoutout to all the kids who can’t get out of bed in the morning to go to school. shoutout to every single person who is struggling with a mental disorder and doing their best to live a normal life. you’re going to get through this.