#prioritizeyourself

[jerzwriter]

It’s only Thanksgiving and I’m already remembering what I think every year during the holidays… I am sick to death of having to go to therapy to deal with people in my family who desperately need therapy and will never, ever go.

I have created distance through the years, but I have decided to do more than that. I have decided that if it’s unbearable, I am no longer going.

And it wasn’t even things that happened to me, it was things that happened to other people that I’m tired of witnessing.

This makes me sad, but I’m at my limit. I am sharing this because everyone needs to know that they don’t have to tolerate anything, from anyone. Family should be your safe haven, and if they’re not, then they are not your family, regardless of what biology says.

Find your people and realize, even being alone is better than being with toxic people.

Sending everyone who’s dealing with this shit lots of love. ❤️

[sxrrhhn]

[strivetothrive94]

I love meeting new people who see me for the person I am now. I have done so much work in this last year on myself. It’s nice to be appreciated not just for how far I’ve come.

[weekendchilltimeblog]

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[daughterofthelotusflower]

So many people in my life left because they wanted to, but got confused when they wanted to come back and the door was closed.

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[crypticcrackcat]

One of the most frustrating things about having fairweather parents is how you assume that it's rude to ask people for anything that could even slightly inconvenience them. Then, one day, you have no choice but to ask, then they start saying, "Why were you so worried about asking me for that like it's some big deal or something? Just ask next time before you get like this, lol" Then you stare off into a blank space as you realize that your friends(and even some acquaintances) care more about you than your parents, that you weren't too much after all, it's apparently ok to ask for help, and your parents were the ones who put too much on you and not the other way around.

[theloulouge]

Reminder Reflections 214

Sometimes you have to walk away from the person you care about in order to meet the person who cares about you.

[moonshadowmystique]

I used to think loving others was the key to happiness, but I learned something life-changing: I have to love myself first.

Self-love isn’t selfish. It’s necessary. When I prioritize my well-being, set healthy boundaries, and embrace my flaws, I show the world how to treat me. The relationship I have with myself sets the tone for everything else.

Loving myself means accepting that I’m enough—just as I am. It’s a daily practice, but one that brings more joy, peace, and fulfillment to my life.

When I love myself first, everything else falls into place.