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@tryingtoohardddd / tryingtoohardddd.tumblr.com

this is me trying super hard to be alt
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flavoureddogs

aesthetic playlists!!

i’ve seen these posts going around and wanted to do one of my own!!

your last night in your hometown before you leave for college in another state. you’re driving at night and thinking of your best friends and everything you love and hate about this small town but also how much you’ll miss everything when you’re gone. you know this goodbye isn’t permanent, but it feels like it right now

the specific kind of feeling that you only get on fall mornings. it’s a comfortable temperature and you’re walking by yourself. you see the leftover candy and discarded wrappers on the road beside you from the parade earlier that morning. you feel a melancholy type of content but mostly just ready for new things 

you’re hungover. head spinning and body fatigued but you’re feelin’ good with no regrets. you’re riding in the passenger seat with the windows down, drinking an iced coffee. zoning out but in a good way.

night time punk aesthetic, windows down blaring music with your best friend at 1:43 am. you can’t hear anything but the bass and your own voice inside your head as you sing the words as loud as you can and you feel free and alive, even if it’s fleeting

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Romanticizing mental illness is… well, you can’t call it ‘cultural appropriation,’ but it is something like it. It is picking a’ la carte the things that you like and want to use to spice up your neurotypical life, and thinking it is nothing but harmless fun, maybe even you can give yourself credit for ‘mental illness appreciation’. To you, it is like picking up accessories to complete an outfit. But it isn’t harmless. It makes the prejudice and discrimination against mental illness grow. It makes it seem like having a mental illness isn’t a serious thing. It makes it seem like having a mental illness isn’t a real thing. It causes people to accuse the real people with real mental illnesses of being posers and making excuses for not doing things their illness will not let them do.  When a devastating flood that killed a hundred people is getting a lot of news coverage and people are mourning, would you go out in public wearing a t-shirt with a graphic of people drowning and one drowning person saying something like “I can see your house from here” and say you are being supportive of flood victims? Yeah, I know you didn’t realize it, but it’s like that.

(via clinicallydepressedpug)

#preach
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imsosorryallthetime

a reminder

it’s okay to be mentally ill. it’s okay to feel helpless. it’s okay to seek help. it’s okay to be on meds. it’s okay to go to therapy.

you’re worth it. it will get better.

#mental health day
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