- lil one -

five foot and obsessed with all types of ar

[ryokuno4]

[angelxxxxxxxxx]

[saltysongfury-deactivated202006]

[eyeballapproved]

Katie Licht

[werenotreallystrangers]

[ghoul-teeth]

[yrownknife]

moodboard

[plumslices]

being in your twenties is literally so fucking inhumane. and during a pandemic. Oh my god

[tiny-aesthete]

comfort zone

i genuinely feel like my comfort zone has escaped me - like I don’t what or where it is anymore, and how far of it I should be. I’ve always felt misplaced, like I wasn’t where I should be and now I see both opportunities - both people I could become. But i don’t know what to pick or who to be? Do I stay with what makes me feel safe and comfortable, or put myself out there? Will I be rewarded, or shut down? Can I learn to make a home in a place I have no roots? Maybe those aren’t the roots I want - maybe I want to be a different kind of plant, who’s to say? 

How does someone know where their comfort zone is? 

[studentlifeproblems]

[tiny-aesthete]

I feel like wind, beating against an unmoving brick wall when I talk to you

[konketsu]

dont care if i sound corny or cliche but to love and be loved back and not having to second guess where u stand in someones heart is such a warm and safe feeling & everyone should have the luxury and pleasure of having it always

[yuyuuyuyuu-deactivated20230726]

i pray you heal from things no one ever apologized for

[thethrivingchapter]

Non-cutesy self-care tips

Have you been eating well? If not, eat a piece of fruit or a handful of nuts. You need vitamins and protein.

You’re probably not drinking enough water.

When is the last time you showered? Take a cold shower to wake you up or a hot shower if you need to relax.

Do the laundry that’s been piling up. You’ve been wearing that sweatshirt for too long.

Take care of the dishes in the sink that have been there for three days and have started to stress you out.

Did you brush your teeth this morning? How about your hair?

Listen to the messages on your phone that have been there for days.

Go outside for at least a couple of minutes. You don’t even have to do anything; just sit down. Breathe in the fresh air and get some vitamin D.

Open your blinds. Your room is too dark and it’s probably making you tired.

Spend some time with your pet. Pet them, feed them, take them for a walk or clean out their litter box. Caring for them will make you feel useful and responsible and give you something to do.

The self-care posts that tell you to take a bath and eat chocolate and read a book are good but do what needs to be done first. Eating chocolate when you haven’t showered in four days and you can’t remember when the last time you changed your underwear was won’t make you feel better. It will probably make you feel worse. Clean yourself up; clean your surroundings up. Then take care of the little things. Tackle life one thing at a time.

[naturalcottage]

[melindacarolinee]

[ixhvenus-deactivated20200308]

how come no one talks about those days where your mental health just crashes down randomly and you start feeling ashamed of yourself because you were doing so good and now you feel like a complete failure because you can’t figure out where you went wrong.