#daisiesbythewindow

[maybe-missdaisy]

Self-Harm and Self-Care: Tips on How To Cope

I was going through some of my playlists on YouTube and I found this video and it really help me to understand myself more. I had a self-harming problem in high school and, thankfully, a very concerned best friend reached out to me and did his best to help me. I do have my bad days every now and then and I have been known to relapse on the worst of them, but I always try to remember to reach out for help. Stay strong friends.

[intellectys]

Classes in your program are great ways to meet new friends, you'll be seeing those people a lot so it's nice to get to know them. Also, you could look into clubs and activities that interest you. I didn't live in a dorm my first year at uni, but I made friends in my program and that helped me a lot. 😊 Hope this helps

Thank you so much!

[maybe-missdaisy]

Today's look just feels good 😊

[maybe-missdaisy]

Literally got no sleep and I don't know why. I could have, I just didn't and I want to but now I can't. Yay

[maybe-missdaisy]

I will not let you, the things that happened with you, nor the things you say about me control me anymore...

I should be happy. I should forgive but never forget. I should move on. No more alcohol. No more drugs. No more cutting or head bashing.

I choose to let my feelings into the world and accept you into it. You can't hurt me anymore.

@soon-to-expire-sauce

[maybe-missdaisy]

A healthy asexual+sexual relationship is when you wake up and just feel like sexually-based intimacy isn't something you want to be in the relationship for a while and your sexual partner asks questions to know where the boundaries are.

[maybe-missdaisy]

When you're trying to flirt with ya boi™ but you're too aroace to pick up on anything...

[maybe-missdaisy]

if you're bi and in a hetero relationship, you're still valid