#doing things is hard

[analogdelight]

i got myself unstuck from video games and starting cleaning! pls clap

[wormtiddies]

fluctuating rapidly between "oh my god this is so cute its perfect omg" and "this is so dumb why am i doing this its not good enough im embarrassed" help

[shittyeridandaily]

sorry for not postin im exhausted lol

[chronicallymo]

saturday 🍃

I went outside and looked at how pretty my snapdragons are getting (I also accidentally rolled over my sprinkler and broke it lmao), made roasted garlic in my air fryer, and my mom brought over warm homemade chocolate chip cookies 🍪

[notafrogblog]

Catch up on your school work :(

Nahhhh that’s work and I don’t do work

[space-pixie]

I am, in fact, a dumbass

[xtec]

I think I have executive dysfunction :/

[fuck-you-i-am-spiderman]

Okay so the way that I was raised was to only accept perfection and that if I made mistakes it was often seen as failure. I struggle with making things because I always question myself and what I've done. I get stressed and anxious when I make a mistake because it feels like I've done something wrong and that people will judge me for not being amazing right from the start. Basically I'm an anxious person and I both need the validation but often find it uncomfortable because I'm not used to praise.