I write every single thought in my journal. It helps me reflect and see where my thoughts were clouded and what areas of myself I should work on. It also removes the weight off my chest. reply
Having a good cry session then watching cat/dog videos. Or listening to old jazz albums while cooking/baking. Also highly recommend quitting caffeine if you are sensitive, it worked wonders for me. reply
I devoted an hour at the end each day to work out. I only promise to do it for 15 mins., and if I go over that time limit it’s whatever. My mental health and emotional state have been so stable. I highly recommend. reply
I found it on accident while browsing and was like wtf is that?!! And why am I still reading it ??! Lol
Not sure of my age but I was in middle school
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I have a curated sad times playlist that I play on loop with earbuds and I just think about everything that's made me sad or upset since I last cried
like EVERYTHING and then I cry for a long time and then I take a nap and then rinse and repeat whenever my feelings get too big
this method quite subtle I think nobody ever knows im doing it and the...... reply
ho like 10 years old i was in school and my friend was reading cherry blossoms after winter next to me and I started reading that and then more and more yaoi after that and then I started reading yuri like later down the line maybe 13 reply
what a taglist bro im scared do i read it guys??
so i read it
like
idk it was pretty bad but i never watched doraemon so im not emotionally attached to these characters and i kinda have no idea who any of them are other than the blue cat
uhh so it was generally really gross but not emotionally scarring or childhood ruining reply
