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harls

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learn to love the mundane

i think one of the biggest lies we’ve been sold is that an ordinary life is somehow a disappointing one. we’ve become so obsessed with the extraordinary, that we’ve forgotten most of life was never meant to be made up of extraordinary momen...

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don't live through other people's eyes

one of the most exhausting ways to live is to experience your life through everyone else’s reactions to it.

one of the most exhausting ways to live is to experience your life through everyone else’s reactions to it. it’s such a quiet habit...

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when people have already decided who you are

one of the most exhausting things you can experience is trying to explain yourself to someone who has already made up their mind about you.

not someone who simply disagrees with you. disagreement is normal. disagreement is human. you can h...

21 days ago
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no one talks about grieving friendships

one of the hardest parts of reaching adulthood is realising that not everything grows with you. when we’re younger, we imagine friendships as something that move in sync: you meet someone, you become close, and then you assume you’ll contin...

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empathy burnout: when caring about everyone starts costing you yourself

if you’ve always been an empathetic person, you probably don’t even question it most of the time.

if you’ve always been an empathetic person, you probably don’t even question it most of the time. it just feels like who you are. you notice...

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