#personal win

[transguyarchive]

Just hit 6 years on testosterone 🥳 crazy to think it's been this long already but I don't regret it for a moment. Here's to another six more 🥳

[autisticjar]

finally decided to reorganize my room again and

wow this place feels way cooler and more productive now

i'm so proud of myself!

[heyhoneyfox]

In other news it's been a year since I broke up with my abuser so yay me :)

[small-wins-for-the-win]

Personal small win:

showered and changed clothes BY MYSELF after becoming suddenly paralyzed. literally couldn’t feel better or be more proud of myself.

[imperialprincess98]

Personal Win!!!

After weeks of procrastination, I went out, returned my library books on time, bought some things I had run out of and treated myself to a drink at my local Starbucks and some goodies from my favourite shop.

It might not sound like a lot to others, but for me this is huge and I've just come home and made my bed for the first time in a while.

So, in the words of Lucifer Morningstar

TAKE THAT, DEPRESSION!!

[scribeofskyrim]

I know I don't post personal stuff on here but I've been two weeks and three days without a migraine.

This is HUGE for me. I was seriously tracking migraine-free days before because they were less common than days where I would spend hours wishing I could just snip the nerves or whatever in my skull to make the pain stop.

They've been so bad the past few months I've not been able to work on my comic or anything. The fanfic's been a lifeline because holy shit I needed something to distract me because painkillers only ever take the edge off just enough to convince people I can function.

I got a migraine preventative medication on the 2nd and it's been seriously life-changing.

I guess I'm just happy and wanted to scream it somewhere. This is the first day I woke up without any sort of headache and didn't wonder when the pain was going to start.

I'm slowly getting back to my comic, and hopefully I can get to working on all the WIPs I've got piled up.

[oh-he-grows]

I've been doing Couch to 5k for the last three months and finally graduated ❤️ it's been 13 years since I last did c25k, I'm just glad I was able to stick to it for the whole program despite my newfound age and weight.