surfindead:

surfindead:

therapy but theres an audience that laughs at you

dr phil

rainbow-femme:

Isle of Dogs: This movie is about a bunch of dogs sent from Japan to live on an island.

Me: Oh nice

Isle of Dogs: As well as the 12 year old boy who steals a government plane to fly to the island to find his dog.

Me: *sobbing* Fucking relatable

Signos

closetedguyy:

sandersstudies:

sandersstudies:

addranaintominecraft2k19:

The whole self love thing is good and all but some people can’t fathom being loved. They can’t imagine there being anything good about them. So they can’t simply just stop doing unhealthy things, there’s a process.

Before self love you have to invoke self tolerance and self neutrality.

If you can’t say “I love my body!” say “my body gets me from place to place.”

If you can’t say “I’m beautiful,” begin by shutting down the “I’m ugly” thoughts and saying “I’m a person.”

If you can’t say “I’m valuable” begun by shutting down the “I’m worthless” thoughts and say “all people deserve basic respect, and I’m a person.”

If you can’t say “I’m important,” or “I’m kind” say “I am the one who waters my plant every week” or “I am the one who tips the kind barista down the street” or “I am the one who makes sure my dog does not eat plastic” or “I am the one who leaves long comments on people’s fan fictions.”

I’ve genuinely never seen a way to bridge the gap, especially body-wise. There’s loads about self-confidence and loving your body EVERYWHERE, but no one really explains how to get there. It’s great to have the former, but I’m glad this info is out there.

repelotud4:

¿Nunca sintieron que se desconocen? que tienen actitudes que jamás tuvieron, que no saben que es lo que les pasa, que sienten, que no tienen el control de nada.

No sé que sea, pero espero que sea parte del proceso de sanar y ser mejor que antes

sigovivazi:

vino-rosa:

estoy tratando 

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