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Back to my ‘14/‘15 self

Even when clouded by darkness  My soul is gravitating to your light  With the kindness that you gave me  I will give in and end this pointless fight  Standing in a world draped with stardust  Lighting up shadows I created  Even though I messed up everything  I think there’s still one thing I can do Is it too late to ask anything?  I hope you can someday forgive me  Before everything comes to an end  I just want to say that I’m sorry

auroras-boreales

Yo también he hecho sufrir y me arrepiento.

Gran Rah - Sincero (via lamirada-del-amor)

xxheavydirtysoulsxx-deactivated

depression is when you don’t really care about anything,

anxiety is when you care too much about everything,

and having both,oh darling,having both is just like hell.

strangeguyx

Eventho we can’t see each other anymore, I’m happy I met you and I’m thankful for every beautiful moment we spent together

southpauz

a--z--u--l

Yo tengo 2 formas de ser: o hablo mucho o no hablo nada.

regret-roulette-deactivated2013

paddysnuffles

“Mental illness isn’t real because it’s all in your head!”

Yeah?

So are migraines and headaches, yet nobody ever questions their existence or tell people that they should just get over it and live with the pain because medication is bad for you.

By the way, I’d suggest looking into how your nervous system works.

The “physical” pain you feel when you break your ankle, have a cavity, or sprain your wrist isn’t actually being felt in the area that’s injured.

Those pains are “all in your head” too.

Nerves aren’t what control your ability to feel physical pain, your BRAIN is.

All nerves do is let your brain know that it should register pain in a certain area and send back the brain’s response.

That’s why if your brain is injured in the right area you can cease to register pain even if your nervous system is intact.

So unless you’re planning on judging people for seeking medical help for

- getting glasses and/or lenses - getting casts for broken bones and braces for sprains - getting a cavity filled - getting chemo for cancer - taking a paracetamol for debilitating menstrual cramps - getting surgery of any kind (but especially brain surgery) - using a bandaid - using crutches, canes, or walkers - screeching bloody murder and shouting swears that would make even a drunk sailor on shore leave blush when a lego is stepped on - saying “ouch” when something hurts

STFU about mental illness being any less legitimate because “it’s in your brain”, because bitch, it’s ALL in your brain.

Every aspect of who you are – your memories, your likes and dislikes, your hopes and dreams, your emotions – they’re literally “all in your head” too.