Tell Loneliness Goodnight
"Loneliness dances with the skeletons in my closet and tries to call me closer. He brings Depression over for a slumber party, and they play charades with my insecurities."
Topic: self-care
"Loneliness dances with the skeletons in my closet and tries to call me closer. He brings Depression over for a slumber party, and they play charades with my insecurities."
"It’s so important that we are proactive in taking care of ourselves early on. It’s important to never allow ourselves to reach a place of hopelessness."
"But for all of the heartbreak you and I have felt, we have to breathe and realize—we are surviving."
"I’d take bad days in recovery over the crappy days at the hands of the eating disorder any day."
"At first, my diagnosis was a relief. It meant help. It meant I wasn’t losing my mind. It meant things were going to get better."
"But if my student can so easily—in a literal click of a button—cosign her lack of worth, I want my response to be given with equal impulsivity. I want self-love to be the default."
"You survived this past year. You might have sprinted across the finish line or you might have limped at the end of the pack, but you made it."
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"Sometimes we think we’re protecting others from the storms that swell within us. After all, if we let them in, they may not know how to weather those storms."
“And eventually you will learn to love the body that loves you back, for it’s the only thing that’s been with you your whole life.”
“And to those who are in recovery or to those who maybe haven't quite figured out what that means, please remember that it is quite OK to have bad days.”

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