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It took me a long time to feel okay with giving myself compliments. But as I learned how to do that, I definitely started to build my self confidence more! ✨ Remember to be kind to yourself everyone. 💛
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one of the hardest things to learn as a depressed former Gifted Kid™ is that half-assed is better than nothing. take the 50%, 40%, even 20% job. scrubbing your face is better than not taking a shower at all. picking up your clothes is better than never cleaning. nibbling on some bread is better than starving.
DO THINGS HALFWAY. NOW YOU’RE 100% BETTER OFF THAN YOU WERE BEFORE.
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yo what are you always so stressed about?
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I've been eating my feelings a lot.
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I'd really like to not be depressed anymore.
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Ditch Value judgments
What are value judgments?
We place value judgments on our emotions, our bodies, the food we eat, or what movies we relax with. This is built into the way we talk and think about our lives. It’s generally based around word connotation or the way we are taught to view everything in our lives.to see things.
A few examples of value judgment languages:
We act as though it’s “bad” to be angry or sad and “good” to be happy or calm as  "good". 
Eating Oreos is somehow a “cheat food”, “unclean” or that it’s somehow a personal falling that you didn’t choose carrots.
Calling part of our bodies “problem parts”
Saying when we watch the notebook or watch reality TV it’s a “guilty pleasure”.
These value judgements seep into the way we describe our whole self. Framing our sleeves as “disgusting”, “horrible”,“lazy”, “bad” etc.
Why is this harmful? 
This language affects us so much. It changes how we view our choices and actions. Attaches shame to things that aren’t shameful, causes fear around being who we are and it reinforces negativity and sets unattainable goals This is especially harmful because it throws the whole way you interact with yourself and the world out of focus and can cause you to stagnate. It becomes if I am “a gross person” then integral to you instead of a passing thought your having. Now it’s “I can’t feel better, I’ll always be this way”.
So how do we break out from this?
When you find yourself using value-based language switch it up.
Instead of  "Don’t to be angry" try and reframe it “I’m angry and that’s my emotion and it’s valid, now let me find a way to deal with it”
Instead of “I cheated and ate the cake god how could I make that mistake” reframe it as “I ate cake today that’s fine.”
Instead of “I didn’t do X so I’m just a lazy person” can become “I was tired today and I didn’t get it done, that’s okay I can rest and mak a plan tomorrow”
Instead of “I’m a disgusting person because X thing happened”  replace it with “That happened and it was upsetting but it doesn’t change my worth”
Placing value judgments may feel right in the moments either were upset with ourselves or we’ve been trained to see things as good or bad. When we stop judging everything and learn to view things with acceptance it improves our self-perception and makes it easier to move forward and even improve when we need to.
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I really think that Chidi has a crippling anxiety disorder.
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#mood 
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I'm not good at forgiveness when the people I love are hurt.
There are no second chances with me; to paraphrase Mr. Darcy, my good opinion, once lost, is lost forever.
It wasn't always this way. I gave my father a second chance when he left my mother the first time.
Not the second time.
I pretend. I am polite.
I try, sometimes. But it is empty. I am going through the motions.
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I am Chidi. Chidi is me.
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Trying not to obsess about something. 
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Honestly shout out to people with anxiety and panic disorders, y'all don’t get enough recognition for your hard work. Pushing through your body’s instinct to fight/flee/freeze at the slightest worry is a whole new level of strength. You’re battling almost everyday against a fast-acting animalistic response that humans have been experiencing since the dawn of time, a response that is literally designed to take full control of your actions away from you. That takes so much courage and perseverance. You’re strong as fuck.
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I feel like I'm still learning how to be a human. It's as though I'm an alien, observing, trying to mimic normal behavior.
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🤔🤔🤔
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