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Chen Có Gu🥷🏿
Chen Có Gu🥷🏿
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chipp6773
chipp🥰 :
Mẫu quay là sz mấy v ạ
2026-10-05 11:01:14
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ngoc.pham8471
ngoc pham :
M61 47kg size gì ạ
2026-10-25 08:34:41
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Becoming a therapist did not heal my self-doubt, make setting boundaries easy, or quiet the part of me that always feels like I should be doing more. There are still moments when I wonder whether I’m helping enough or showing up the way I hoped I would. I can know that a boundary is healthy and still feel guilty setting it, especially with someone I love. And I can accomplish something I worked hard for, then immediately think, “Okay, what’s next?” before giving myself a chance to enjoy it. Knowing better doesn’t automatically make any of this easier. Being a licensed mental health therapist gave me tools and a deeper understanding of myself. But I still have to use those tools when self-doubt gets loud, when people-pleasing feels easier than saying no, and when rest starts to feel like something I have to earn. I’m sharing this because I never want my credentials to give the impression that I have everything figured out. I teach this work. I believe in this work. And I’m still practicing it in my own life. Which feels most familiar to you: questioning yourself, feeling guilty about boundaries, or always feeling like you should be doing more? Save this for the days you need the reminder, and follow me for honest conversations about mental health, anxiety, boundaries, and being human. 🤎 #selfdoubt #settingboundaries #peoplepleasing #MentalHealth #drvanessaphd
Becoming a therapist did not heal my self-doubt, make setting boundaries easy, or quiet the part of me that always feels like I should be doing more. There are still moments when I wonder whether I’m helping enough or showing up the way I hoped I would. I can know that a boundary is healthy and still feel guilty setting it, especially with someone I love. And I can accomplish something I worked hard for, then immediately think, “Okay, what’s next?” before giving myself a chance to enjoy it. Knowing better doesn’t automatically make any of this easier. Being a licensed mental health therapist gave me tools and a deeper understanding of myself. But I still have to use those tools when self-doubt gets loud, when people-pleasing feels easier than saying no, and when rest starts to feel like something I have to earn. I’m sharing this because I never want my credentials to give the impression that I have everything figured out. I teach this work. I believe in this work. And I’m still practicing it in my own life. Which feels most familiar to you: questioning yourself, feeling guilty about boundaries, or always feeling like you should be doing more? Save this for the days you need the reminder, and follow me for honest conversations about mental health, anxiety, boundaries, and being human. 🤎 #selfdoubt #settingboundaries #peoplepleasing #MentalHealth #drvanessaphd
Trẻ ko chill, già stress ..🐳 #beach #vinhhy #xh #typ
Trẻ ko chill, già stress ..🐳 #beach #vinhhy #xh #typ
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just how we like it 🤭💙

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