Sweet poem shared with me by a friend. Dogs are the best.... #dogstagram #poetry #optamism #dashound #joy
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Sweet poem shared with me by a friend. Dogs are the best.... #dogstagram #poetry #optamism #dashound #joy
#OpTAMism #BelieveInYoself
I truly belive that the Supernatural fandom is the most optimistic fandom (or the fandom in the most denial). I mean we know how it goes, in the first episode (or last season's finaly) something happens and all hell breaks lose (literally or figuativly) that the boys have to fight and 9 times out of 10 on of them winds up dead. We all know (it hasn't changed in the 11 years that the shows been running and it's not gonna change now) and yet during the hiatus you can still find hoping and praying that it'll be happier next season (even though we know better, we know it's all pain and sadness, but we still hope). What does that make us?
shout out to me
i’m so proud of myself, despite all the hardships and abuse and toxicity that was my childhood and teen years, i’m staying strong and i don’t want to die. last march i came upon the realization that i didn’t want to kill myself, or rather i just clung to a single thought “i deserve to live” and ever since then iv’e been getting better and better, it’s hard it’s so very hard, but i’m doing it and i’m only going to get better!
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IRL : IE. My First Real Blog Post In a Long Time
Today I woke up and was very proactive. I accomplished a lot today, and thus feel super duper proud of myself! GOOD JOB ME! Hopefully I can wake up tomorrow and accomplish more things, and then all the things!!!!!!!
... that is all.
Balancing a flask on a pin
is the flask half full? bet you'd say its half empty! I'd say it was both
hears noises at night: well this is it this is the end for me I had a good life gets shampoo in my eyes: I guess I'm blind now how am I ever going to see my first born child heart is beating fast: I think I am having a heart attack is this what cardiac arrest is a cop walks by: here I go about to get arrested I probably murdered someone taking a test: don't take your eyes off of this paper you will get caught cheating and get kicked out of school and amount to nothing gets a sunburn: great now I have skin cancer how will I tell my parents tripping over something: I guess my leg will have to be amputated why did this happen to me period is late: shit i'm pregnant i'm the next virgin mary
I am working towards reconditioning my emotional response to creativity problems.
Whenever I have a hard time figuring out part of a story, I have a habit of getting frustrated, and doubting my own abilities and creativity. I tend to think “I can’t do this!” and so I procrastinate to avoid further frustration. But then I still feel bad for not working on the project as much as I feel I should.
So instead of going through that self-defeating cycle, now whenever I meet difficult obstacles in a project, I tell myself “At least I did some work on it. That’s a little progress.”
I’m teaching myself that I can feel good about any effort made towards a goal, even if it doesn’t seem like I’m making any noticeable progress yet, it is still a step towards the end goal.
This is a healthier, more helpful outlook that leads to more effort and gradual progress.