[funeral]

[aprilthebookqueen]

It’s okay to not be productive all the time! Yes, even when you have the spoons to be productive! It is okay to use your spoons to do something you enjoy. In fact, it’s more than okay. It’s needed sometimes.

You aren’t failing or lazy if you can’t do something but this also applies if you don’t want to do something because you want to use your limited spoons on something fun or nice for you.

[lumberjackloverboy-moved]

I wish that calling out for psychosis was a normalized thing. It’s just as valid as calling out as with the flu or a stomach bug and can be just as debilitating as an illness, but no one takes us seriously so instead we go to work unstable*

*not in anyway implying that physical disabilities are treated as better or respected more in the workplace, especially when it comes to time off, just that there isn’t an option available for psychotic people who need help

[lonerslothful]

im like if a girl had enough

[gretchen-anner]

Rest Is Resistance: A Manifesto by Tricia Hersey

[mrspider-deactivated20221213]

if i ever come off a little weird and you wonder if theres something wrong with me there is theres actually so many things wrong with me but im doing such a good job being normal. so you should actually be proud of me you should smile and be like wow youre doing such a good job and then be on your merry way

[survivor-positivity]

it's okay if you didn't do anything except stay alive today.

[liveleaker-deactivated20250423]

you follow me bc you love my twisted brain btw

[godlyrot]

please remember that i cried a river before i burned everything to the ground

[ojibwa]

[body5000]

Crazy how we are everything that has happened to us but then you meet someone and you don’t see everything that has happened to them you just see them. And you both try to explain everything that has happened to you but your words and memories are so biased and oversimplified.

[entryn17]

the more sleep deprived you are the funnier things are until the horrors come

[unorcadox]

maybe this road will take me home … wherever that is

[schizoworld]

[nsoup]

[stalebones-deactivated20231008]

[thevirgodoll]

what ever happened to diaries? why did everyone stop documenting their feelings? i personally think this is how everyone ended up repressing emotions and unable to process them. a diary really keeps me sane and has always been a key part of my healing process. i can write silly goofy things without feeling judged by anyone, and without having to explain it to anyone. i can keep a record of what's been going on and reflect on it later to see if anything has changed. and, every single time, something has changed. my perspective expands. my heart swells for what i felt in the past. it's like a love letter to myself. my dreams, my goals, my heartaches, my joys, it's all there in one place. highly recommend fr.