Not to turn mental illness into relatable content but is there anything more hilarious then spending an entire day vamping up to do something like spending ALL day thinking about it and putting it off and dreading it and then you finally, FINALLY do it and it takes 6 seconds and you realize that was your whole day plan
Me, at my character whom I created, whose dialogues I write, whose actions I decide, whose development and personality are completely under my control: Why are you such a bitch
being naked is not sexy. wearing a white 18th century shirt with poofy sleeves tucked into a pair of black high waisted trousers is sexy. there are no exceptions
Thirsty’s favorite Gwent Premium Cards and Voiclines; (9/∞) Iris’ Companions
“Beware, beware the Man of Glass.“
I’ve been playing around on instagram
*gamer voice* how hard could it possibly be for the developers to implement [extremely complex feature that has no basis in the rest of the game and would have to be developed from scratch]?
(Source: 2typeb)
i hope mentally ill kids on here realize that even though this website may seem like a refuge on the surface it wasn’t designed to be and serves as a terrible coping mechanism and they should try to focus more on bettering themselves and forging a path to recovery by interacting more with the outside world
My depression really got bad when I lost my girl back in 2011. Since she introduced me to this platform, I started using it h24, hoping it will make me forget about real life.
It helped. For a time.
The first year was definitely the worst but, thanks to my friends who stayed by my side, I went through it. And tumblr helped when friends weren’t there. I started trying to get my life together maybe 2 years after but I kept relying to tumblr religiously. And I wasn’t improving. Why?
Because I kept seeing and following people who made depression like the cool, romantic, trendy thing that it definitely isn’t.
Thank god, in the mess that was my dashboard, someone yelled it wasn’t a good coping mechanic and I listened. I started unfollowing all the toxic blogs I once saw as my life goals, realizing they were just using mental illness as a trend. (also started unfollowing anyone with “tumblr drama” that was just.. absolutely ridiculous)
What actually helped was getting more contact outside, I had the luck to have good relationships with schoolmates and co-workers, but also the support of friends (that became online friends as I left my country). I also believe my wifi being bad and the tumblr app being impossible to use, making me stop using tumblr for a year, helped way more than anything else. I sometimes still make self-deprecating jokes but way less than 2 years ago.
It can get better. It is not easy. Reaching out is the first step.