my goals for tomorrow:
- sing loudly in the shower
- thoroughly clean room/bathroom as I blast music
- lay outside in the sun as I listen to Maisie's new album
In short: listen to good music because it's healing <3
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Hii Zay hi hiiii ik you're not on twt anymore but I saw this on my tl today and thought of you 🫶🩷 https://x.com/quintortion/status/1734973558433219063?s=20 I hope you've been having a lovely day so far 🫶🫶
omg that is such a beautiful portrait of seulgi fdhfdshfsdhf it makes me. want to pick up a paintbrush again (it has been months ueueuueue) ... i think ik what im gonna try 2 do this winter break !!! ty for 1) thinking of me <3 2) sending me a sign that maybe i should try drawing even when it feels daunting LOL
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the thing they don't tell you is that chronic pain -- like, any level, even if it's not "debilitating" and you can still perform all the activities of daily living -- is so depressing. when half your energy every day goes towards just tolerating the pain, of course you're going to be meaner, less productive, more isolated and more tired and thus feel worse about yourself. not even to mention that, if your condition is degenerative, living with this pain every day and KNOWING this is the best you'll ever feel again can make you feel SO hopeless. which is WHY any pain management program, especially those using controlled substances like opioids need to be paired with mental health support or else the physician is just setting the patient up for at best, failure of the program and at worst, a fucking opioid addiction
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