Share one instance from your life that changed you as a person, or maybe changed your perspective about something?
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22 years ago when I realized I'd lost everything that mattered to me.My parents were gone, my ex girlfriend/ best friend moved to the other side of the country ( Australia, so that's a long way!), my other best friend ( who was like a little sister to me) also moved away, I pretty well lost everything... but found myself..... I discovered that being alone gave me the freedom , to be myself, for the first time in my life....
This doesn't seem big but when I was dealing with/recovering from depression. I think I was in a low time and that affected me but when I was starting to feel better I started going on walks and stuff and it helped me realize how much I take for granted and how beautiful life can be.
When I realized that I don't have to be a people pleaser.
The day I turned older than my mother was ever going to be I started living for both of us.
The day I decided to follow Jesus.
A year ago that my husband of 30 years has leukemia. So heartbreaking. ☹️ He’s doing well right now, will start medication in a few months.
Praying for him to get completely healthy with the help of medications. Wishing you strength.
When I realized that no matter how much I tried to fit in for acceptance, the people I was trying to be friends with would never accept me, so I made friends with people that did accept me. 3 years later, and I couldn't be happier.
People who accepts you for who you are, are the best kind of people.
A few months ago, I was trying to find my true authentic self, and I was really surprised that it was under my feet the whole time, and my true authentic self didn’t want to be hidden away from the world anymore, because it flooded my body like a tsunami, and it forced my old identity out. I know who I truly am now, and his name is Charlie.
discovering boredpanda during school while stalking random american middle schools lunch menus
Anyone who tried to get you to like them by making you jealous underestimates both themself and you. That will never be healthy. That's a fair red flag.
Finally getting the right medical diagnosis after 20+ years of being treated with the wrong medication.
