It's Not Executive Dysfunction, I Just Don't Want To Because It Takes Time And Effort And Is At Some

it's not executive dysfunction, I just don't want to because it takes time and effort and is at some points boring

Crying because this hurts in so many different levels no matter how much I try to get over it

The child athlete to chronically ill/disabled pipeline is NOT for the faint of heart

Being different from your family can be hard sometimes. Because no matter how hard you try to fit in, you will always come back disappointed. All you can do is love them and accept yourself.

I just got back from a fun fair and I was on a ride sitting adjacent to this little boy. I was so intrigued by his demeanor. I will never forget how he made me so sad. He wasn’t excited about the ride, he was muttering to himself before the ride so I thought he was nervous. What stroke me was when the ride started, he had no grand reaction, no screaming, no facial expression, he was so serious and calm. More like he didn’t want to be there. I actually spoke to him after but he didn’t respond sand stored out. The other kids were going on and on about the ride, he was literally mute.

What could possibly steal joy out from a kid? I feel so sad for him, I wanted to give him a hug. I hope he heals from whatever he is going through.

I love seeing women of all ages at the gym taking control of their bodies, no content creating, no pictures, no people pleasing, just the grind. The conversations hit differently when you’re a 24 year old sharing a station with a 60 year old who works as hard as you. Greatest life lessons stem from Observation. You start thinking aging is not as bad as we’ve been told. This makes me appreciate older women with clarity. The confidence that comes with aging is unparalleled.

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