Easier said than done

[perfectfeelings]

[29xo]

my toxic trait is isolating myself in order to feel better when all i really need is a hug and someone that tells me it’s gon be alright

[moodsandmatters]

[sdfasfasdfrtdshdyjartbdfgqerg1]

if you haven’t been addicted to anything or haven’t had someone you’re close to be addicted to anything you lead a very privileged life and i would recommend keeping your mouth shut on how to deal with it

[1980vibes]

don’t ever beg for a friendship or relationship with anyone. if you don’t receive the same effort you give… lose that contact

[shmwrites]

i fear that

i am

both

too much

yet

not enough

even at my best i’m a mess.

[weavemama]

my mood for the rest of the year

[imsoofuckingsad-deactivated2018]

breaking news: i’m getting worse

[wadey-wilson]

no offense to 2020 but what the fuck

[valtsv]

i love saying "dw" because it could mean "don't worry" but it could also mean "do worry". ominous. keeps you guessing.

[valtsv]

what the fuck is a doctor who

[butterflypeaflowertea]

so like everything is real and we just have to deal with it huh

[sanelirams]

Be with someone who actually gives a fuck about your bad days

[qvotable]

“I won’t kiss you. It might get to be a habit and I can’t get rid of habits.”

— F. Scott Fitzgerald // Flappers & Philosophers

[kill2love]

worst thing u can do is put me in the position to where i gotta show u idgaf anymore, u might not ever look at me the same

[warm-positivity-deactivated2022]

You can’t expect yourself to go from a negative mentality to a positive one overnight, but every time you correct a bad thought you are growing! So focus on your growth, not the fact that you aren’t “there” yet.

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

there are a lot of things people don’t tell you about life and about how to deal with it.

they don’t tell you that you can experience mental illnesses without even realizing it for years or that abuse more often than not looks like love. they don’t tell you that sometimes it feels like you’re getting better or you’re having a breakthrough but then the next day you feel like you’re spiraling again. they don’t tell you that you will always be recovering. they don’t tell you that it’s okay to feel negative about things even after they’re over.

recovery is not one size fits all, so please don’t hold yourself to an expectation like that when you see other people healing “faster”. it’ll take time and patience. but you will get there even if it doesn’t just magically happen one day.

every mental illness looks different just as every life looks different, so no one’s growth will be at the same rate. what works for some won’t work for everyone. you’re a valid human being with valid experiences and feelings. don’t give up on yourself because you think you’re the odd one out. we’re all different.

[artsyolivia]