November 21, 2021#80

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Dear Diary, I woke up at 8 am. Progress~!! And I finished making an crochet window decor which has five snowflakes. Looking pretty. 

I should keep an eye on my mind because lately it does negative self talk again. Why I can’t believe in myself? Why I believe that I can’t stand strong in the toughness of life that every living person experience? I am a sad person because I can’t show true love to myself. Pampering is not true love. Telling “I can do this, I believe in myself” or something like that… that is true love. I just let myself losing to my fragileness. How can I show true love to myself? I always bully myself instead of dealing real life struggle. I always complain myself and making me feel uncomfortable. How can I be the better self that I can forgive and accept and believe in them? What kind of person is this? Definitely they live in a tidy room. Have constant sleep schedule and have no mental health problem. Be always on time. Energetic and read book a lot. Think about their life by themselves. Happy and reply to messages constantly. Have goals or dreams to achieve. Do I even have close friends? Like… bestfriends Fieber each other kind of friend. I don’t think so. I have lived sad late teenage. Literally suffered from pain. Chronic pain so teachers and doctors thought it’s not true. And now I am already 22 years old. My younger self never expected this future self. I am so sorry. 

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WILLOWNov 22, 2021

🥺🥲😌🙏🏼🥰🌞🌞🌞

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ButterflysoullNov 21, 2021

Hey there... First things first, speak to yourself as if you were your own best friend. Don't beat yourself up if you don't always manage to reply to messages or have a tidy room. Give yourself a break from self criticism. Celebrate the small things. You finished a crochet you wanted to make, right? Celebrate that. You're doing great. We're all human with our own set of insecurities, but nonetheless with potential for greatness. Even writing down your thoughts is a positive thing. Talking about what bothers you helps a lot. You're okay.

"Fill your paper with the breathings of your heart."

— William Wordsworth