#Goodbye to 2023

[forever-1895]

WE ALL DID ITTT<33

[snoopyoftheday]

snoopy of the day

[whatnext10]

Time to Say Goodbye to 2023 and Welcome 2024

New Year’s Eve Like most years, 2023 had its good times and its bad, but for me it was mostly a good year. I hope that it was for you as well. And here hoping that 2024 is even better! Happy New Year, everyone! ✓ Subscribed

[kimtaegis]

my life's harder without you. cr. jung-koook, 0613data

[creatingnikki]

another year is ending and I want you to know that it is okay if you:

have not healed from the things that happened/did not happen from six months ago. just because the year is ending it does not mean your grief is too.

don't have any "fun" NYE plans to ring in the new year. this life is yours to live across days and months and years, and you can celebrate days other than the ones heavily marketed and shoved down your throat to shroud you in severe FOMO.

have no resolutions or goals for the new year laid out in elaborate lists or shared on social media or with your friends. you are braving through this life trying to do your best every day and hold the fort and so of course you know, deep down you know what is needed from you for you going forward and of course you are going to work in that direction. good luck love.

have not become a "better" version of yourself by any of the tangible or conventional measures. that kind of bettering is mostly to serve others, not yourself.

are not happy with yourself/your life as it is now. you're a work-in-progress, remember? and if you're progressing in a direction you do not like, then it's time to change the blueprints and the strategy.

take time off social media around this time to protect your mental health and whatever little joy you have managed to keep.

don't want to spend too much time reflecting on how this past year went and doing various forms of 2023-wrapped. again, it's your life. you can also revisit this year in memories and pictures and feelings whenever you'd like. it's not like you don't still visit 2012, 2017, and 2022, right?

feel disconnected from your friends, family, lover. I know this is "ideally" a time to be celebrated with your loved ones. but life is not ideal, is it? it's just life. and if right now you are not feeling the love, the joy, or just don't have the headspace or social energy to engage , that's alright.

are finding comfort in simpler things like a TV show from the 90s or that book you first read at sixteen or that slice of strawberry cake or a random post like this you come across.

don't feel hopeful, encouraged, or excited for the new year. given everything that's happened in the last couple of years, on the macro and micro level, it's only natural for you to feel weary as well as wary. when the good things happen, when the healing happens, when things begin working in your favour over time, you will automatically feel all those things. it's okay if until then you choose to be neutral.

[gunstellations]

serenade

[daccartsy]

My pieces for the Sondam Week 2023 ♡

[ahappyphjl]

"have dan and phil changed? we have we also have not"

[beyondplusultra]

so what if you're a ghost of yourself? you can haunt me

[doctorsiren]

Day 12 of Sirentober / Doctober

Turnabout / Goodbye

Yes I do things that cater to me specifically

[fala-alfredo-pasta]

My secret santa for @porkymoon that I finally have the internet connection to post here on the tumbles

[sunchart]

the twins

[probablyday]

millennial nerd woosterposting part 2 act 1 act 1

previous woosterposting: millennial nerd bertie wooster for some reason

i took 8d6 damage writing this and now i deal 8d6 psychic damage to you

Selections from J33V3S 1S TH1S YOU, which does not and should not exist oh god it hurts just to type it

[without-ado]

Happy New Year! (x)

[risiblesvmours]

My favorite ex and i

[miscgifsgifs]

Some Of My Favorite Josie + Isabel moments (Bottoms)