“Du kan bare gå ud og sætte dig i sofaen imens,” sagde dem, der står for fraflytningssynet af min tidligere lejlighed.
Jeg har ADHD, så nu har jeg i stedet gået knap 4.000 skridt i cirkler om mig selv de sidste 40 minutter.
Sidder i en bus med en chauffør, der hele turen har hvæset “Fandens også”, “Ej, for satan ikke nu igen”, “Arj, nu må det stoppe det her”. Spændende om vi alle når helskindet frem 😌
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The most unseen privilege in life is a supportive family.
How it impacts every aspect of your life:
Et år rigere på erfaringer, rygsmerter, store og små glæder og kampe. Spændt på hvad mit sidste år i 20’erne bringer - satser stærkt på, at dagens vejr blot har været en forsmag 💫
Omsider at tage mod til at dele en mikroskopisk del af ens usynlige smerte med et menneske eller system - og blive mødt med samme mistro, kritik og følelsen af ligegyldighed, man har svøbet sig selv ind i alt for længe. Det efterlader en med en helt ny form for smerte 💔
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Survival mode burnout is real. After all these years of being on constant alert, pre-defending, stressing, and taking care of other people's emotions, you are exhausted, disconnected from yourself, have lost your curiosity, become unmotivated, and believe you are lazy.
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Psychology says that when women face constant stress and uncertainty, their bodies learn to live in SURVIVAL mode. They stay alert, tense, and exhausted, always waiting for the next thing to go wrong. Even in moments of calm, their minds don't relax. It's not because they're overreacting, it's because their nervous system has forgotten what SAFETY feels like.
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People don't become loners because they don't want people. They become loners because they want peace more than people who keep hurting them.
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It’s not an accident when someone interferes with your healing. They know what they’re doing. They see your potential, and fear what you will see in them if and when you heal.
