Have spoon; will survive


The Spoon Theory illustrates the struggle of living with invisible illnesses, particularly anxiety disorders like Complex PTSD. It emphasizes the limited energy available for daily tasks, leading to feelings of inadequacy when plans fall through. The author advocates for self-advocacy, personal care, and promoting compassion as essential steps towards improved understanding and support among individuals facing similar challenges.

If I knew then what I know now…


In late 2013, a breakup led to unexpected change. Rejoining a dating site brought new love. After months of messaging, the first meeting was a "game changer." The relationship progressed rapidly, with mutual understanding and love. Today, the future looks bright with a loving, kind, and supporting partner, making it a dream come true.

Growing up too fast, too early


The post discusses concerns about the pressure on kids to grow up too fast, illustrated through the behavior of a neighbor's daughter. The writer reflects on societal changes, parenting, media influence, and the challenges of discussing sensitive topics with children. The narrative emphasizes the loss of childhood innocence and the need for open communication.

With every ending, there’s a new beginning


The author recounts a surreal experience following their father's passing, detailing the challenges of funeral arrangements and a family road trip to Texas. Amid stress and grief, they share humorous observations from the journey, reconnect with extended family, and reflect on missed connections before navigating through the emotional memorial service. Life continues despite the loss.

Reality isn’t very realistic


In the midst of media claims that the recession is over, the reality for many job seekers paints a different picture. Despite extensive experience, finding long-term employment proves exceedingly difficult. Even for those fortunate enough to secure a job, underemployment and financial strain present significant challenges. Amid this conundrum, pursuing further education emerges as a potential path forward.

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