Alright, I'm gonna get all heartfelt for once so bear with me
FAST FORWARD TO TODAY, EVERYONE READING THIS (no one)! I've been weird and depressed recently for absolutely no legitimate reason at all. Sometimes I get stuck in my own head and all I can do is think of bad memories and start to dread all the things that could possibly go wrong in the future, which is maybe the most toxic thing that this stupid little fuck brain of mine does. I'm composed of roughly 87% unproductive social anxiety, embarrassment, and confusion about financial shit, and like 13% organs and arteries and stuff. Anyway, enough about that.
I've been spending a lot of time with my grandparents, which is super nice because 1) they're very sweet and great, and 2) their scotch is DOPE. I was out to lunch with them today and we were having a pleasant chat, but my needlessly angsty fuck brain was busy making me feel miserable, because fuck this brain of mine. Seriously.
So I was sitting there, stewing in my own stupid unnecessary anxieties and irrational fears, when I looked over and saw my grandmother was wearing earrings that I made for her when I was in fifth grade.
For the record, my grandmother is a person that cares a lot about the way she looks. In her twenties, she was a really successful Quebecois actress and was on covers of magazines, for real. She was absolutely gorgeous and still is. She always wears nice clothes and walks around in curlers and spends a long time putting on her makeup and cares very deeply about being attractive (which is clearly not a genetic trait because I am HELLA schlubby).
So my former actress grandmother, who tries to dress well and be beautiful for the public, was wearing my ugly ass earrings that I made for her in the fifth grade, at a restaurant with OTHER PEOPLE, and seeing that actually made me tear up in the middle of some mundane fucking conversation we were having about the Tour de France.
TL;DNR - people show that they care about you in the tiniest ways. It's easy to get caught up in toxic thoughts but there are people who love and support whatever you do unconditionally, and that makes it just a little bit harder to hate yourself, thank god. Also, I swear a lot, so sorry about that.














