Bree

✌🏼️Damaged people damage people ✌🏼️ ⚫️Let me drown in my darkness⚫️ ▫️I'm not okay,not even close▫️

[llsadgirl]

-from Pinterest

[chroniclesofchronicillness]

#this

[sunflowervolum-6]

"youve got no reason to be afraid" girl i have anxiety

[chibird]

A very special letter! ✨

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[wordsofwisdomandsoul]

[the-healing-mindset]

Source - Nakeia Homer

[bpd-seikokimura]

No matter what you've done in your life or what you think of yourself, you did not deserve your trauma. The universe is not punishing you. Bad things happen to people regardless of their morality. And you are no exception. You do not deserve to hurt

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

you deserve that perfect love that you think may not even exist

[spooniestrong]

Remember: being in pain uses energy. There’s nothing wrong with taking a long nap or sleeping in late after being in pain all day. If you need to rest, do it; don't let anyone try to convince you otherwise.

Listen to your body and its needs.

[ruhlare]

where do you put the emptiness that feels too heavy to carry

[memeuplift]

[perfectfeelings]

“I am afraid to show you who I really am, because if I show you who I really am, you might not like it – and that’s all I’ve got.”

— Sabrina Ward Harrison

[resqectable]

“I couldn’t be with people and I didn’t want to be alone.”

— Marian Keyes

[kosmogrl]

unstoppable force (wanting to be the kindest version of myself) vs immovable object (all the anger and hatred I have inside myself)

[bettedavisgf]

they need to invent a food that i do not have to do any work to prepare and also is cheap and also is nutritious and also tastes good and also that doesn’t hurt my tummy

[miso-so]

another miso reminder 🫶

[thepersonalwords]

““The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence.” Marianne Moore”

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[cosmicdayglow]

One thing that bothers the fuck out of me when I tell people I’m autistic, and they say the old “really? I couldn’t tell! You don’t seem autistic,” is that they COULD tell. They could tell that I’m intense and have no volume control because they’ve pointed it out. They could tell that I dont have a great understanding of social cues because they laugh when I miss them. They could tell that I stim because they’ve told me to stop fidgeting. So they COULD tell, because I DO “seem” autistic, but to them, they just saw my autistic traits as personal failures and never as things that I simply couldn’t help.