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“I don’t know, I don’t know, I don’t know, I don’t know why I do it every, every, every time It’s only when I’m lonely Sometimes I just wanna cave And I don’t wanna fight I try and I try and I try and I try and I try Just hold me, I’m lonely”

— Demi Lovato, Sober

thedarkergrey

Exactly how I feel right now

#loveyoudemi #💕

Hey, your tumblr just saved me from cutting again. In some days I will be clean for about 18 months. Thank you so much

I am so glad to hear that. Thank you for telling me, it means a lot that I could help someone. Stay strong- 18 months is huge- and you’ll keep going from there!

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It's kinda sad how much time I spend alone when there are so many cool people out there.

But I guess I can't complain about not meeting them when I'm too shy to start talking to anyone 🙈

the sun is out but I can't stand to be awake

Broken Ever Thus - Lewee Regal

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Day One Forty One

We are all good and bad people. Sure, some might be more of one than the other, but life is not math class; we can’t just round to the nearest whole personality trait.

7.30.10.1

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i really REALLY wish the body positive movement had been “you don’t have to look good or be beautiful or pretty to be worth something and to make things happen for yourself and to be happy” rather than “everyone is beautiful!! don’t worry you’re still hot even if you’re not ‘conventionally attractive!!” bc that still puts this superficial idea of ‘hotness’ and ‘beauty’ on a pedestal when really it shouldn’t matter at all it’s literally just our outer meat sack it means nothing it’s going to rot anyway

When you have one day until exams start and you can't even solve problem 1a) 😩

Drunk Identity Disorder

DID is an initialism for "Drunk Identity Disorder" and describes a condition triggered by the consumption of alcohol. While under the influence, the behavior of Individuals suffering from DID changes completely- so much that, when sober again, they fail to identify with their "drunk self". Loss of memory is a common symptom that adds to the feeling of alienation towards oneself. The illness is commonly classified as substance-induced personality disorder. There is no cure; however, patients are symptom-free while abstaining from the substance. The most famous awareness campaigns promoted the apt slogan: "No A-L-C, no D.I.D."