Too young for this shit.

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23 year old living in Melbourne
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learning to live with bpd,
ulcerative colitis and ankylosing spondylitis.
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Ask.
Archive.

fxrevermore:

my childhood, or, as i like to call it, the general abyss with one or two memories attached to it


bpdvarric:

somebody: so tell me a little bit about yourself

me:

image

cripples-r-us-swag:

Chronic illness culture is slowly running out of comfortable positions till the act of lying down is just as torturous as being out of bed.

Both laying down and staying in bed can be so helpful for my mh problems. But then my ankylosing spondylitis is like NAH SORRY THIS DOESNT WORK FOR ME. ALSO YOU CANT GET UP EUTHER CUZ THAT HURTS TOO


papatulus:

sundial911:

papatulus:

why my hand shaky

your skeleton is ready to hatch

this is so fucking ominous thank you


outer-space-howell:

i don’t understand why people think that depression goes away on holidays?? like ho ho ho I’m still feliz navidying


"I’m too exhausted to explain my soul to someone again."



pdsophie:

no offense but I literally can’t process that others genuinely care for me


imamdrake:

there she goes again being over dramatic and by she i mean me


bpderma:

No one thinks I’m serious when I tell them I have memory problems at my age, like I’m not joking, I’m being completely honest when I say I can’t remember what happened yesterday.

Fucking THIS. Idc if I’m 24, I have memory as bad as my 60 year old mums and worse than my 65 year old dads.


"If you hesitate between me and another person, don’t choose me."