After Years And Years Of Suffering And Slowly Starting To Move Forward With My Life, I Still Feel The

After years and years of suffering and slowly starting to move forward with my life, I still feel the burdens and the pain of the past. It‘s like it haunts me. Like a blanket wrapped around my body. Holding me in such a familiar and warm embrace. One that gives me so much comfort and pain at the same time. Like it doesn‘t want to let me go. And at this point I‘m just so used to it. It has grown on me. Without my permission at the very beginning, but slowly after time has passed, I just indulged myself in the sweet suffering from the worst parts of my past that have made it into my consciousness.

Being told that you’re depression is just for attention is painful.

at this point it’s actually absurd how many times people wronged me. all i ever did was being nice to everyone...

Don’t search for love.

If you really need it,

it will find it’s way to you itself.

-Mina Tmblr:Cheolscherry Ig:serenitygyu

how to deal with mental fatigue

Hi, it’s werelivingarts! Exam season is coming so soon, and some of us might deal with a lot of stress and mental fatigue while preparing for the exams. 

Here are some tips on how to prevent and deal with mental fatigue (before it becomes too serious and leads to burnout). Exams are just ways to test your knowledge and understanding, so please do not expect too high and take care of your health! 🌿

Hope that we would all do well! 😊

“I can’t make it go away by making you a villain”

I think this lyric is the most mature, refreshing, true-to-life lyric Taylor has ever written. It’s so important because in real life nobody is the villain to everybody’s story. 

There’s an unhealthy tendency in our generation to antagonise people - such as deeming somebody ‘toxic’ rather than dealing with the genuine issue at hand. Villainising the world, or your s/o or the people that hurt you is not a healthy mechanism for growth.

It’s so so so important to understand that one person is never entirely responsible for your misery and how you choose to perceive/react to a situation is the ultimate game-changer. 

This isn’t about self-blame, it’s about empowering your own ability to rise up from darker places without bitterness. It’s about blooming as a person and that’s so much more beneficial to your own wellbeing than holding a grudge.