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@reheadspace
haven’t done anything stupid yet today but i’m sure i’ll think of something
Emilia Clarke’s advice on self-love and kindness is an absolute must-read
Clarke shares her tried-and-tested tips with Stylist.
ACCEPT YOUR EMOTIONS
“Everyone has a nasty [internal] voice. I think the technical term is a ‘persecutory superego’. I call mine Steve. But everybody has a nice voice too. It says, ‘If you feel you want to cry, fucking cry. If you want to rage, get that pillow and scream into it.’ Accept those emotions, don’t try and push them away. And when your nasty voice is being unkind, listen out for your nice voice, which will say, ‘Why have you got to be so mean, why can’t you just be kind?’’’
AVOID COMPARISON
“When you find yourself comparing your life to all the amazing things someone else has, say to yourself, ‘But they can’t do this particular thing that I do really well,’ or ‘They don’t have this thing that I do’ to counterbalance it. Or just don’t look. I mute a lot. When my nasty voice is screaming, I mute more than ever.”
SHOUT ABOUT YOUR GOOD DEEDS
“Comparison can be a good thing when it comes to action for the greater good. I don’t mean white saviour stuff, I mean if you want to Instagram that you went back home and helped your nan with the shopping, pop that on if you want to. It’s that sort of stuff that makes us think, ‘Oh, I could do that, I should call my family, or help a friend in need.’ Something that is real.”
MAKE LIFE EASIER FOR YOURSELF
“If I have an early start the next day, I lay out my clothes and pack my handbag the night before. I might even go to the lengths of popping out my tea mug. Just little things to help me get ready really quickly.”
CELEBRATE YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS
“I went through a phase where I would write myself a postcard about an experience I was proud of. Not ‘I won an award’ or ‘I met Brad Pitt.’ More like, ‘This person said they thought my acting was good, which affected me on a meaningful level. I’m writing to you to remind you that this happened.’”
TAKE TIME OUT
“Thanks to social media, we often think that someone is watching every action we perform. Once in a while, remind yourself there ain’t no one watching. If you want to cotch on your sofa, eating Nando’s, watching Desperate Housewives, do it. And guess what, you don’t need to tell anyone either.”
“I speak my mind because it hurts to bite my tongue.”
— Pat Frayne
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REPEAT AFTER ME : I am about to walk into the greatest year of my life✨
This is one of the most adorable comics I’ve ever read
I’ve been waiting for this to pop back up on my dashboard.. we are way too hard on ourselves.
This is so cute and inspirational I love it
A little story
This is fruits basket 0.0
This made me really happy
#tacotuesday https://www.instagram.com/p/B2zimjolOO6/?igshid=1lvwro0j9ucn6
The heroes nearly won with the “Friendship is power” trope, but lost because the villains did that trope but better.
When “friendship is power” is good, but the villains’ “found family” levels were too high.
A good conversation is like a miniskirt, short enough to retain interest, but long enough to cover the subject.
Unknown
when you’re trying to write and your last two functioning brain cells start yelling at each other
““Never make someone a priority when all you are to them is an option.””
— Maya Angelou (via amargedom)
I have been deeply in love with the seemingly nonsensical answer for such a long time, this is unbelievable and wonderful and I adore it so much- what a paradigm shift!!
When you think you wanna die, you really don’t wanna die, you just don’t wanna live like this.
Me: I love wearing hoodies but want to increase my level of comfort. I should make something that people can get into that zips up from your feet to your head so that you're totally covered up.
My brain: I think that's a bodybag.
Me: ...Do they come in blue?