emily

my twitter page is embarrassing

[emily @Oh_EmG_]

@pixiething I’m just dropping by this whole thread to say: teach your children the formal name for their body parts and normalize using those words without shame so if someone ever sexually abuses them in anyway they are more likely to be understood when trying to communicate or speak up.

[emily @Oh_EmG_]

just another day to pass without @NoahKahan realizing he’s in love with me.

[emily @Oh_EmG_]

@NoahKahan just some of my favorites 🫶🏼

[emily @Oh_EmG_]

@nfrealmusic 🫶🏼💕

[emily @Oh_EmG_]

hello void

[Noah Kahan @NoahKahan]

From charming to alarming in seconds

[emily @Oh_EmG_]

no one ever remembers my bang era

[Every Life Is Worth @worthsomething2]

You’re feelings are important.

It’s okay, you are needed here and are important and are cared about.

[Dr. Jen Wolkin | ADHD + Trauma Therapist @drjenwolkin]

My love language is “commit to your f*cking healing” or I’m out.

[emily @Oh_EmG_]

TW unaliving

[Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle @DrDoyleSays]

If you're alive to read these words, you're doing SOMETHING right. SOMETHING supported you in surviving. You didn't give up for SOME reason.

The key to your trauma or addiction recovery can be in discovering, developing, & leaning into that SOMETHING.

It exists. You're proof.

[emily @Oh_EmG_]

@taylorswift13 a lil birthday gift for my cancer baby self 💕

[. @naxvrn]

still fixing myself day by day

[DRE ⚡️ @DRESPITFACTS]

IN ORDER TO BE IN A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP YOU GOTTA TALK ABOUT THE THINGS THAT BOTHER YOU... EVEN IF YOU AGREE TO DISAGREE

[Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle @DrDoyleSays]

Trauma survivors often are often tempted to blame ourselves for everything. We see EVERYTHING as our fault, & EVERYTHING as our responsibility.

That'll happen when we were blamed for everything-- including our own abuse & pain-- for decades.

Gaslighting dies hard.

[Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle @DrDoyleSays]

Survivors of neglect are often skeptical it was a big deal.

[x - The Caffeinated Therapist 🐝 @bellabee13]

Recovering memories from dissociative/post-traumatic amnesia isn’t just about the specific memories that come back. It’s also about looking back on different things in your life and suddenly seeing them differently with new context. And sometimes that’s a grieving process.

[haute cinnamon @cinnmonartchive]

cutting off people is getting easier and easier