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Beware of those who come into your life telling you that constant struggle is normal who as a result, keep up unnecessary conflict and drama because that is where they feel safe.
No, this isn't normal, nor is this a safe place to be. You do deserve the peace that you worked for so that you can continue to thrive.
That, perhaps, is the greatest lesson in all of this.
People who say "revenge is for the weak" are the same type of people who defend horrible people, blame victims for their abuse & throw a tantrum whenever someone doesn't wanna be near others anymore.
A few more sketches. I only draw things like this when I'm under a strong surge of negative emotion. However, the drawings are turning out pretty well.
Emotions
“Even when it feels like a never ending cycle, don’t lose yourself to the trap of fear.”
As things are now, it reminded me of myself over six years ago. I was swallowed by fear and stuck in a nightmare of anxiety. That feeling has attempted to creep back up on me with the unstable state of the world.
I have since learned that it is crucial to never let those feelings and emotions win. Standing firm and brave in the face of uncertainty is what has allowed us to move forward.
Something I’ve always wanted my art to do is bring positivity even if it was to just one person. I want to continue to use my art to remind others that there’s still light in these dark times.
Stay informed. Stay safe. Stay hopeful.
All Andromeda keeps saying in my head is “I don’t wanna hurt anyone”
I think for the past decade and a half I’ve accidentally been dumping all my trauma and negative feelings into the traumatized child facet of me.
Fuck.
jealousy is a stupid thing that shouldn't exist.
Why does my brain start feeling negative emotions the moment it sees someone happy or a person celebrating being able to do something that i can't.
Found this in my 2022 folder I usually don't do vent, it doesn't help me to relief myself, only making me more sad than I was before, but there are some exceptions This was drawn after invasion when I was mostly experiencing only two negative emotions - apathy and anger, constantly switching between them Sometimes I still experience them again, but after 2 years at least I'm not stuck in this loop 24\7
