@melsixbby: #fyp #fyppp #deanblunt

dani メ :

rs, i should’ve left after he cheated

leenothman.1 :

You were vulnerable. You are responsible for your own self yes but don’t forget to be gentle on yourself at your weakest!

sertaline :

It went from being sad to resentment for remembering all the disrespect I took thinking they would finally see me and treat me right

💋💋 :

allowed him to think what he was doing was okay

₊✩‧₊˚౨ৎ˚₊✩‧₊ :

shoulda left the moment he told me he didn’t care about my feelings because i would never leave

悦子 ☆ :

I forgive myself for not leaving sooner

Mannie :

She’s a little bit too relatable

﹒ :

Pros: that was a year ago

🏳️ :

and continuing to stay every time after

lamia :

MissLisha :

I try not to hold shame or blame myself I am only human, I didn’t have ill intent and I’m free now

🧘🏻‍♀️. :

I lowkey asked for it by giving him so many chances

Atrij :

Can’t repost but I was here

perocomowow :

yeah never again

may <3 :

be gentle with urself but also respect urself 🙏

￴ ￴￴deeaygoo :

yup.

alesoun :

oh..

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valtina :

I don't talk about this much, but the book When Anxiety Loses Interest by Teya Dray did something to me. I stopped recognizing my old panic patterns. It's like they just... disappeared. The calm feels unnatural but I'm not complaining.

Lilian!❤️ :

I thought anxiety relief had to hurt first. Then I read When Anxiety Loses Interest by Teya Dray and my nervous system just… softened. No effort. No breakdown. Just quiet.

viviana :

Oh

𝓟𝓮𝓻𝓵𝓪 :

This book shouldn’t work like this. When Anxiety Loses Interest by Teya Dray didn’t “fix” my anxiety — it made my body stop reacting. I didn’t become fearless. I became untouchably calm.

emxs888 :

right…

mai :

i think abt this all the time

solo :

man