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I do have fear

That growing up is realizing the 13 year old girl consumed by sadness will always be inside of you

Nights 10 years later where you are consumed by the sadness again

Longing for the relief of a deep breath

Lungs collapsing by the numbness

Wanting to be here

Trapped in your head instead

To face the 13 year old girl

To tell her the sadness does fade

Though some days we step too close to the storm

Drenched by the darkness again

It does get better but

We carry you with us forever

and some days you need the spotlight

senatortedcruz:

Need minimum 12 hours a day of do my own thang time

waltzingbi:

the epic highs and tragic lows of literally just being in my head on a perfectly normal day

quotespile:

“She had felt that way during her own childhood; she’d felt like a watchful, wary adult housed in a little girl’s body. And yet nowadays, paradoxically, it often seemed to her that from behind her adult face a child about eleven years old was still gazing out at the world.”

— Anne Tyler, Clock Dance

tryworks:

what they dont tell you about growing up as a very lonely little girl is that you grow up and still a part of you remains that very lonely little girl

loveletters2myself:

source? it was revealed during my nature walk.

resiliencewithin:

Babe, uncomfortable feelings are a part of life. They will come, as they have right now. They will go, as they always have. Then they’ll come back again, but they’ll also go again. There is no ‘peak existence’ that doesn’t include emotional discomfort. So, make some space for it, watch your little show, eat a little treat— a little enjoyment can co-exist with your discomfort. Try again tomorrow.

cryingselfie-deactivated2024012:

grwm to forgive myself

flowerytale:

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Gillian Flynn, from Sharp Objects