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Mountains Flowers - Madeira 2026
Australia’s Kaleidoscope Countryside Photograph: Lisa Alexander
today i was going through threads, and i came across someone suspecting their partner of cheating. & someone responded with
"Gentle opinion. I think there is likely two stories to be told here. 1.) toxicity can come from overbearing and insecure partners who suspect the worst for no reason. 2.) a partner can be a shitty enough partner to not instill the confidence in you, that you deserve. It’s sometimes one of these things. It’s often both. Yall need to talk with a professional, and if that doesn’t sound worth it. The relationship isn’t worth it either."
until the past few years, i was the toxic partner that was overbearing, insecure, and expected the worst.
i was raised to be untrusting, to expect the worst. i was also shown at a young age that my thoughts and opinions did not correlate with those who were raising me- deeming my thoughts and opinions irrelevant, in turn, causing me to feel alone and unheard. therefore, i unknowingly put myself in relationships where i was afraid of my thoughts and opinions.
granted, i have seen the other side- where the partner did not instill that confidence in me. & i also recognize there have been times where i did not do the same to them.
as i've grown, i've discovered these patterns in myself and taken the time to learn myself and how to become a better individual. to not let my past guide me as it used to.
im still untrusting. i still run at any opportunity to get closer to someone. i dont know how to fix it, but i can recognize it and hold it and know that these things dont make me the individual that i am or am becoming.
im learning trust. im learning to forgive myself. im learning to love myself again
Rainer Maria Rilke, from a letter featured in The Dark Interval: Letters on Death
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Grief grows long after you’re gone, 2022 - by Brooke DiDonato (1990), American
can we talk about how fucking exhausting it is constantly trying to distract yourself from your own mind? not being able to have any real time to relax yourself because you’re so terrified of your own head is so mentally and physically draining and if it’s something you’re going through i’m so sorry and i love you. this is a very real and common side effect of depression/anxiety/other mental health issues and more people need to talk about it.