Why is it so hard to change routines? I want to create a new daily routine so badly, but it’s so hard to break old habits. I know the ideal solution is to take things step by step, but I feel like it’s so hard to even get myself to make that step. I want to start a healthier routine, I’m so sick of this one I’m stuck in. It’s exhausting and I don’t want to live like this anymore. Ever since COVID and quarantine, I’ve become so out of shape and I don’t move around and do things as much as I used to. Granted, I was never in the best of shape anyway, but I was still actively moving around more and walking waaayyy more than I do now. I’ve been willing myself to get up and take daily walks and I’ve failed every time. It’s always some excuse. Oh it’s raining outside, I can’t. It’s way too hot outside, I can’t. I want to go back to sleep, it can wait. It’s one thing after the other and I’m so aware of it, but I can’t get myself to change. It’s like watching yourself continuously make bad choices and you want to stop and make better, new choices, but instead you sit and watch. I know it’s because this is what I’m comfortable with now. It’s easy. I have absolutely no discipline or motivation. I have all the inspiration and want in the world and yet I’m stumped. I think it’d be easier if I had someone to do it with, but I know I can’t just rely on other people when it comes to hard decisions and choices. It’s like when my room gets messy and I can only sit and stare and want to clean but can’t until I get overwhelmed or get a sudden spark of motivation. Every time I get that spark to workout and change routine, it works for a day, maybe two if I’m lucky but then it’s right back to where I began.
Truly if you had any tips or recommendations I’d be incredibly grateful. I just don’t know what to do anymore.
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In honour of Ice Adolescence’s cancellation, tbt the time my family’s once in a lifetime holiday to the USA perfectly aligned with the release of YOI merch in Hot Topic, so my parents made me take a picture outside the shop because I’d forced everyone to take a trip like an hour out of the way because I was not going home without any merch.
I bought a rucksack, a T-shirt, and a blanket (and an AoT cap). I had a great day SKDHSJHDJS
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Always feels weird when ppl are sort of playfully like “sorry your body is giving you a hard time” or smth to that effect. Ik it’s never meant badly and other ppl probably do appreciate that kind of sentiment but for me it always feels sort of weird bc of how much I’ve had to hammer into my head that my body and I are not separate entities and it isn’t doing these things to spite me. My body and I are going through these things together. It’s doing its best to survive. When I first got sick I was really angry with my body and felt hurt and betrayed by it and sort of slowly had to learn to look at it with the same kindness and sympathy that I want to be treated with, since it is me. And also I don’t really like the idea of other people seeing my body that way. My body is me, be kind and understanding to it.
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i get the people who are like “hey the fact that a lot of autistic-coded characters are robots/aliens/otherwise non-human is dangerous and teaches people that autistic people are Other and therefore unworthy of basic human dignity and respect” but like. when i spend the vast majority of my life feeling inhuman and lost and alone and misplaced and like I’M an alien or a robot just trying my best (and constantly failing miserably) to cosplay as a functional human being, it can be comforting to see a character that’s Just Like Me Fr who is quite literally non-human. idk maybe that’s weird but like… it’s nice to think “I’m not Wrong or Broken. I’m just Something Else.”
and like. i understand i am actually a human being. i just feel like i’m spectacularly bad at being one and wish i wasn’t.
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This is a tag on a post about feminism having lost the path and it being either transmisogyny city or some brainless “women can do whatever they want and thats #liberation” nonsense and I just have to laugh lmao like literally approximately 0.7 seconds after news of this verdict broke people were on twitter shouting “Megan thee stallion next” and almost every woman I saw saying that shit in the quote rts was indeed a black woman. Okay this isn’t about White Feminism lmfao it’s about misogyny and the fact that our culture rewards people who side against women in these contests and go out of their way to publicly mock these women and their pain, and it’s about directionless and actionless feminism and especially feminism becoming an empty identity label that appears in your twitter bio and stops there! That’s the fucking point I’m sorry that you can’t see the forest for the trees!
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“Comfortable in your own skin” is not just a Trans thing, it’s also an autistic thing. The difference is that We don’t care about gender, but skin itself has the tendency to feel like it’s burning, freezing, being stabbed by 1 million needles, etc. and skin just generally is painful to have and I hate it sometimes. Space like a skin is good in all but it hurts far too much so what if it protects you if it also causes you most of the pain, I hate having skin and wish I was a pile of bones walking around because at least then I wouldn’t try to claw it off, the skin I mean.
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