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Rejuvenating in the Garden: Finding Strength and Inner Peace
Anxiety, Artistic Creations, calm, Exercise and Fitness, garden, grief, Interests, Letting Go, loneliness, Marriage & Divorce, Mental Health, nature, Physical Health And Appearance, regret, Relationship Styles And Behaviour, relationships, Release, Self Healing, Struggling, Therapycrying, garden, glimmer, grief, healing, loneliness, loss, marriage, nature, self help, self image, separation
After experiencing grief-induced emotional instability, the writer finds solace and purpose in gardening. Spring brings rejuvenation and a sense of promise. Despite moments of contentment, the writer struggles with sudden mood drops and impatience for healing. Meditation offers challenges, but the writer seeks to embrace patience and find moments of calm and contentment.
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Struggling with Self-Care: My Lonely Battle as a Grown Up
abuse, Addiction, Anxiety, Artistic Creations, Childhood Trauma, Exercise and Fitness, garden, grief, Healthy Boundaries, Interests, Letting Go, loneliness, Marriage & Divorce, Mental Health, nature, Personal Presentation, Physical Health And Appearance, Physical Stress Responses, reading, regret, Relationship Styles And Behaviour, relationships, Release, Self Healing, Struggling, Therapy, Writingabuse, anger, books, conquering, courage, crying, drowning, exhausted, fear, grief, guilt, healing, heartbreak, help, loneliness, loss, love addiction, marriage, no plan, patterns, podcasts, puking, reading, self help, separation, stress, truth, vulnerability, withdrawal
The author struggles with maintaining physical and mental self-care despite their efforts. They describe the difficulty in maintaining progress and express the exhausting and lonely nature of their battle. Despite seeking support, they feel ultimately responsible for finding inner resources to feel and stay better, expressing the challenges of being an adult.
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In the 1970s and ’80s, terrifying public safety ads targeted children, depicting dangerous scenarios and Death’s ominous presence. The author, traumatized by graphic warnings, developed a fear of farm and garden machinery. Overcoming this fear, they successfully mowed the lawn, demonstrating bravery and independence. Fear doesn’t preclude bravery; it’s about facing fears and taking action.
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Cathartic Furniture Bonfire: Taking Back Control After Breakup
Addiction, anger, calm, Exercise and Fitness, garden, grief, Healthy Boundaries, Letting Go, loneliness, Marriage & Divorce, Mental Health, mindfulness, Physical Health And Appearance, regret, Relationship Styles And Behaviour, relationships, Release, Self Healing, Therapyanger, cathartic, cleanse, control, detachment, fire, healing, loss, marriage, reclaiming, recovery, renewal, separation
The author describes their frustration about a pile of neglected junk left by an unreliable former partner. Despite promises to remove it, the clutter lingered for months, serving as a painful reminder of his selfishness. Finally motivated by anger, the author cleans the debris, recycles components, and burns the remaining items, finding catharsis in taking…
Jessica's Journey 