#i'mgoodifyou'regood

It's 10:37pm, June nineteenth of the year twenty-twenty-one.

Holy cow, it's been a long time since I've written anything!

How do you allow yourself to be truly happy? If you're a person who feels everything so deeply, how do you know when you've found what you've been looking for? Why wasn't it 'that person' you thought you wanted to spend forever with? And why do you even care about them still?

Allow yourself to be happy. Allow yourself to be secure and safe. Let the ocean help you float. You won't drown...because you fight for your life and for everything to be fine in the end.

Context: I've just finished watching To All the Boys: Always and Forever. Directed by Michael Fimognari, 2021. Netflix app.

I wrote quite a bit more here, but my laptop died part way through and now I'm too lazy to try to remember what I originally wrote lol.

It’s 6:30pm, February 23rd of the year twenty-twenty-one.

To my long-time followers who might still check Tumblr every so often, ~heeyyy we still here!?~ 

...Thinking my blog might deserve a long-overdue update...but I’m also in a lazy and content mood so maybe nothing will really change.

This post is going to be the present-day advice and wisdom that I would tell to myself about ten years ago.  [I haven’t written much of anything for quite a while and I feel the need for catharsis, so I’m not going to worry too much about how well it reads, for now.]

This collection is called "Collective Comfort".

5% of the proceeds will be donated to the Calgary Food Bank.

Collective Comfort is meant to represent the nature of a person's network, as it supports their mental and emotional wellness. All the individual pieces are unique, and - while some are withering - they are all vibrant and important parts of the overall composition. Mental and emotional wellness requires a collective environment of caring and compassion.

I'm choosing the Food Bank because mental and emotional health is multi-faceted and food insecurity is one aspect of stress that I'd like to help alleviate for my community.