What I Tell Myself When Things Got Too Much
- It's okay.
- Even if it isn't okay, if it is a thing you can't control, don't try to control it.
- You feel misunderstood. Everyone is misunderstood. Don't worry about other people understanding you. Aim to understand yourself. Nothing else will matter after that.
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Very interesting contents and notes by the author. They may sound simple, but reading / listening to them give grounding comfort and a very much needed reminder. ❤️
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