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@perfectionistpolarbear
Start now. Start where you are. Start with fear. Start with pain. Start with doubt. Start with hands shaking. Start with voice trembling but start. Start and don’t stop. Start where you are, with what you have. Just … start.
Ijeoma Umebinyuo (via studentsoup)
I LOVE your polar bear meme! It's so me, and having an anxiety attack right now at 1:30 on a school night, those pastel colours and ridiculous looking bear are helping me to laugh at myself and feel a bit bett.
That's so wonderful :) glad PPB could help xx ~Katie
Study the hurtful patterns of your life. Then don’t repeat them.
Yasmin Mogahed (via iwishihadanocean)
I'm sorry for the lack of posts recently as we have had no submissions and I haven't seen a lot of relevant things to post for you all. I just wanted to remind all our followers that this blog is here to help and provide support in any way possible! I hope you all had the best christmas and new year, and continue to have an amazing 2015. Let perfectionism motivate you, but not control or hinder you. ~Kaylee~
hey! i am a dysfuncional perfectionist, but at the same time i do love myself (because I am always reading about perfectionism & low self esteem) - does that mean that I am in fact not a "real" perfectionist?
There is no such thing as a real perfectionist, and no criteria you have to fit to be considered one. If you consider yourself a perfectionist then that's what you are, and it can be a good thing, provided you don't let it control you. Many perfectionists do have low self esteem, but not having low self esteem doesn't mean you aren't a perfectionist! It's great that you love yourself, keep on loving yourself because that is one of the most important things about life! Hope you're well <3 ~Kaylee~
Hi, I am a brand new blog and was hoping you could put this out to your followers? I'm all about celebrating accomplishments that may seem small to some, but for others are monumental tasks. If not I understand, but I thought I'd ask!
I think this is the sweetest idea :)
~Katie
I want to tell perfectionists here about a really handy tool to deal with low self esteem, especially with seasonal depression. Since its the end of the year and you're probably feeling really down about yourself and future goals, it helps to build confidence by doing this. You write a list of every single thing you've done or achieved that you're happy you did. Example: "Made best friend an awesome gift this January that she loved". Or "Took out dog today."
The more you do it the more successful and less depressed about your flaws you feel. Hope this helped!
I just wanted to say hello and thank you for creating and maintaining this blog. I've been having an absolute perfectionist meltdown this week, and non-perfectionists' chastising only makes me feel more self-loathing and guilty. Reading through other peoples' experiences with perfectionism and having a space full of reaffirmation that mistakes are okay and external praise doesn't have to mean anything has finally given me a measure of peace. Thank you, thank you. Take gentle care, all.
I’m so glad PPB can help, even a little <3
I don't need you to respond or post this or anything, I would just like to thank everyone involved in this blog. I don't expect it to update often, I know that all of you have important things to do and that running a blog can just add extra stress, especially for people with perfectionist traits, I just... want to say thanks. For being here and existing. It's important that this place is here.
Going to post this as I’m sure there are others who feel the same xx
Pick up a guitar. Realize you're not ever going to be as good as Diamond Darrel Abbot. Interest lost.
Not going to lie, when I first seen this blog I found it a little offensive. Probably because I'm just figuring out this whole "I'm struggling with perfectionism" crap and it sucks. But seeing you guys there for ppl like me makes me happy. Thank you
You’re very welcome :)
This blog is wonderful!
We’re so glad you think so :) Have a wonderful day xx
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