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A personal blog. 21 ☆ British ☆ Pansexual ☆ I have vaginismus! Nuff said. swineofpop is my main blog, just to clarify in case I respond to vaginismus posts! DM if you wish to discuss vaginismus on Reddit or Facebook.

[tachylyte]

isn’t it sad how the people who traumatized us and bullied us can live perfect lives without thinking twice about what they did

[sunny-suggestions]

you don’t have to succeed in the “normal” ways that society presents to you. succeed in your own ways. succeed in taking care of yourself. these aren’t any less important

[dr-den-deactivated20230130-deac]

•Yes please •

[michellepsychologist]

Mental Health Support

Pic by: @emmroy

“Mental Illness Recovery Series” book contains 100 true life stories of people all around the world battling daily with their mental disorders . It’s an inspirational book, that gives rise to the silenced 🤫 truth of mental illness and the exhausting, but noble journey of recovery.


📖📍🌎 Where to buy it :) = http://awakesociety.com/mental-illness-recovery-book/ 🌎📍📖

Mental disorders found in the book:

🔻Depressive disorders

🔹Anxiety disorders

🔺Bipolar & related disorders

🔸OCD & related disorders

🔻Eating disorders

🔹Schizophrenia spectrum & psychotic disorders

🔺Conduct disorders

🔸Dissociative disorders

🔻Neurodevelopmental disorders

🔹Personality disorders

Thank you 🗯
‼️ 🚫 STOP THE STIGMA 🚫‼️

📚 Book review: “Something I truly enjoyed about this book is the simplicity and the variety of stories which are all focusing in one subject; mental illness. It’s amazing to see how this book connects each story to one another and to the reader. It provides a direct insight of living with mental illness and tips on how to overcome some disorders. If you feel lost, or if you want to help a friend or family member then this is the book for you.” Carelyn

[naturaekos]

“I am lonely, yet not everybody will do. I don’t know why, some people fill the gaps but other people emphasize my loneliness.”

— Anais Nin

[angel54980-deactivated20211025]

Anyone else feel like an accused outcast village witch?

[bpdpeter]

“bless you” my demonic ass: um

[devils-queen]

☩

[lil-rainbow-princess]

When Daddy tries to reason with me and I’m being a brat…

[love]

[mediamattersforamerica]

[iamatinyowl]

Anti-choicers don’t give a shit about fetuses, their only goal is controlling people with uteruses.

[5u5]

thats just the way the pussy crumbles

[daisiesandbumblebees]

please see a gynecologist

[striders]

literally every skin and hair care professional in the world: hot showers are really damaging!!!

me, stepping out of the shower into a bathroom filled floor to ceiling with steam, my skin glowing neon pink after i’ve scrubbed every inch of my body raw under boiling water: Interesting!

[biandbitchy]

the whole idea of “stay in school!!!!” is great and all but hard to hear when you’re someone who couldn’t stay in school

so here’s a post for every person who’s had to drop out of school. whether it was do to illness or money or just because you didn’t want to be there, you’re no less of a person for dropping out. you own your own life, and you’re just as important as people who were able to graduate 

[jimmypagehateblog]

“The line ‘I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon’ is me speaking to the listener, saying, ‘I know you have these bad feelings and impulses because I do too, and one of the ways I can make direct contact with you is to share with you the fact that I feel bad sometimes.“”

— Roger Waters on Pink Floyd’s “Brain Damage” (via xygni)

[spoonie-living]

Reminder

It’s okay to start feeling better on a day you’ve called out sick.

You might be in a cycle of guilt, telling yourself it obviously wasn’t that bad if you’re doing better. That you could have gone in after all. That you were blowing it out of proportion.

No. Stop.

If you’re feeling better, it’s not because you made the wrong choice. It’s because you stayed home and rested.

That’s what the sick day is for. That means it’s working.

[oxygenic]

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