I genuinely believe after a certain age you need to have honest conversations with yourself like, I shouldn't be drinking this much, I shouldn't be wasting money like this, I shouldn't be sleeping around like this, I shouldn't be eating so unhealthy, I shouldn't be badmouthing people like this, because you can get away with a lot of unhealthy habits while you are younger but everything eventually catches up with you and there's always a price to pay, you end up paying for it for the rest of your remaining days on earth & it's not worth it.
Stop throwing people’s past in their faces because you see them growing and learning and you’re intimidated. All that anger and disrespect is a reflection of yourself , do better.
A lesson I learned this year is that a person's capacity for growth is directly linked to how much truth they can face about themselves without running away.
High functioning depression is so scary because no one knows that you're not ok. And even if you say something, people don't care because you don't present as someone who's falling off the deep end
I think the scary part about asking God to guide you is that you have to be prepared for literally anything because He works in mysterious ways. You might be thinking one thing while He has completely different plans. Where He leads, just follow.
Part of me wants to fall off the face of the earth and come back after I’m together. Another part of me refuses to hide away until I feel I deserve to see the sun. I deserve to see the sun even on my worst days.
Sometimes I accidentally accept the bare minimum trying to be mindful of what others have going on and that is a flaw that I need to let go expeditiously.