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Today is 6 months from the day I woke up out of a coma after two months out ending in one final night of very hard use and a suicide attempt.
I am so grateful today.
Grateful that I didn’t die that night. My sponsor tells me that the nurses told him when he got to the hospital that it was a miracle I had survived and was still able to communicate because I had stopped breathing multiple times over the time I was out.
I’m so grateful to my sponsor for sticking with me through everything. He has been with me through all of my ups and downs of my bipolar disorder and helped me to grow as a person.
I’m extremely grateful to my homegroup and all of the other amazing people I’ve met in the program who I’ve learned from. And to the people who told me they would love me until I could love myself and really meant it.
Six months ago I was miserable. When I woke up I wished I had died. I spent the next 21 days in a psych hospital where I met an amazing woman I believe that god put in my life from the program. She and my sponsor convinced me to go to rehab.
I spent 21 days in rehab where they adjusted my medication properly and my desperation kicked in. I tried my hardest to work the first three steps. By no means did I feel like I had a grip on anything when I left, but I felt like I had something to hold on to.
Every day I don’t pick up is another success in my book and I do that one day at a time by turning my will and my life over to a god of my understanding one day at a time.
Okay but the person from tucked in. That’s an amazing statement, and is terrifying, and “hiding was always so much easier.” And I love it, it’s one of my fav episodes. 10/10
But like all your problems are solved if you buy a lamp. And if that doesn’t work, at least try out sleeping with another person nearby. That might curse you both but like yeet worth a try man
{Mayhaps there is a Return Address. That might be good to have. That's all I can think of, however.}
Felicia: Ah, wait a second. You’re not from here are you?
Alicia: !!!!!!!
Felicia: I’m taking that as a yes! How did you get in the box?
Alica: …..it…was supposed to be a joke with Lucia and someone sent me away.
Felicia: Lucia the mafia boss or Lucia 2019?
Alicia: !!!!!!! First one
Felicia: Oh God……
I'm sorry, I'm frustrated, I—
You can't help somebody who doesn't realize they've got a problem! Coddling them isn't gonna work! We go to AA meetings, we follow a program. We do this to recognize the shit in us that make us think that drugs and alcohol is a solution to our problems—
Unless the Alcoholic concedes to his innermost self that he cannot drink responsibly, who doesn't believe he has a problem, who believes that someone will always be there to clean up his mess—there is no help for them.
I sponsor ladies who share the same problem with addiction as me. But my neighbor who is a frequent flyer in and out of the rooms of AA is being coddled by my boyfriend who thinks that dude will recover as long as he helps him to the hospital when he has alcohol poisoning, lets him borrow money because dude needs "cigarettes" when we both know damn well what that money I going toward because my bf and I are both alcoholics and addicts like
YOU ARE ONE. YOU KNOW DUDE IS TOO. WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
You're enabling him. In part, you're killing him. Dude has not had enough pain and suffering. Let him do what he wants to do and then he'll be open to the solution.
"When the pain of staying the same becomes greater than the pain of change, you will change."
Ushiten Valentine’s Day HCS
Ushiwaka and Tendou don’t really do anything special for valentine’s day
When their first valentine’s day came around, they didn’t know whether they were supposed to get each other any gifts and they just met up at Ushijima’s place like usual
So instead, the two just cuddle on the couch to watch some anime every year
They also wait to buy candy until the next day when it’s cheaper lol
Tendou thought it would be funny and seasonally appropriate to binge watch a shoujo anime once
“But Wakatoshi-kun it’s valentine’s day and we need to do something romantic~”
“You never cared about these things before.”
“Shush, this is gonna be fun. Semi-semi said his sister said this was a good show.”
Ushiwaka wasn’t sure as to whether or not Semi could be trusted but he let Tendou go about his plan anyway
Towards the end, Tendou was screaming “KISS HER ALREADY OH MY FUCKING GOD THEY’RE DENSER THAN OIKAWA AND IWAIZUMI” at the TV
Ushijima was inexpressive as usual, but on the inside he was damn close to breaking the TV out of anger.
They agree to never watch shoujo anime ever again.
I remember before my recovery when we would go on trips I'd stress over if we had enough beer or alcohol to last the weekend. Not wanting to have to drive back into town when we ran out I had to calculate how much we needed before hand. You always think you just needed a case but realize later two cases would have been even better. How grateful am I that I don't think that way no more. I was able to make memories with my family and remember the next morning. Waking up early to steep hot water for cocoa and coffee with a awesome breakfast over the fire. Not a hang over dragging me down. Just kicked it with my kids and husband making the most of the peaceful great outdoors. Words don't describe the feeling I have for this spring break. I'm just so grateful for my recovery and this journey I'm on. I don't focus on the destination anymore, I live in the moment and make the best of these days I have.