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physically im not here but mentally yeah im not here either
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i just wanna thank all the gif makers on here. y'all really keep this site alive and we don't freaking deserve you. thank you for all your hard work. tumblr is nothing without you.
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Taylor is rumored to have attended a fitting for the Met Gala. Loewe is sponsoring the annual gala, and she is a global ambassador. One week away. ⏰
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If this pops up while you’re scrolling, I wish you unconditional love and massive success.
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would put post 2020 fans in an early grave
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when he fuck me good i take his ass to busch gardens
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taylor russell via instagram
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Elvira: Mistress Of The Dark
Directed by James Signorelli (1988)
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Malcolm in the Middle (2000–2006)
The Umbrella Academy (2019 ─ )
Zombieland: Double Tap (2019)
The Simpsons (1989 ─ )
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ZENDAYA
"CHALLENGERS" press tour (April 2024)
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your success (a promotion, landing a dream job) wasn't just the universe looking out for you; your perceived failure (losing a job, facing a rejection) wasn't just you.
people prone to depression are likely to attribute success to external factors ("i manifested this," "the universe was looking out for me," it just happened to work out in my favor"). in contrast, we attribute failure to internal factors ("i did this to myself," "i'm not worthy of this," "if only I were different").
as someone who struggles with depression, i understand this mode of thinking. it's almost the default for a depressed brain. it becomes all too real and heavy when we, people with depression, search for jobs, put our creative work out into the universe, and grapple with attributing success to chance or good fortune and failure to our own doing.
i've seen many posts, one in particular, which reads, "be kind to your parents. It's their first time being human." i love this. but isn't it also your first time being human? our most important relationship is with ourselves; we're stuck with us. to combat this doom-scrolling, collective depressive episode we see daily on social media, we need to start treating ourselves with the compassion we're putting into the world.
once we start treating ourselves with more kindness, that energy flows elsewhere. treat yourself as you would your best friend. you wouldn't tell them they got the job, the promotion, the good news, because of something external.
you deserve that promotion; you deserve your success for yourself. and your failures? well, they have much less to do with you than you think.
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ZENDAYA, MIKE FAIST, and JOSH O'CONNOR
'Challengers' Cast Interview with Sharronda Williams
#loved this interview#see when you ask good questions#zendayaedit#zendaya gifs#zendaya#mike faist#josh o'connor#challengers#userluz#filmgifs#**
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you know what would be really cool? if i didn’t have so much anxiety. all. the. time.
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It’s all about pathetic oversharing and 2 pity likes from your mutuals on here
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