We are the weirdos, mister

1. If you see this post, highly recommend taking it as an opportunity to set a timer for 15 minutes and switch over to ACTIVITY YOU ENJOY. if after those 15 minutes, you want to go back to scrolling, that's okay!

2. Huge shout out to this popping up in my notifs often, bc I do go back to activity.

1. If you see this post, highly recommend taking it as an opportunity to set a timer for 15 minutes and switch over to ACTIVITY YOU ENJOY. if after those 15 minutes, you want to go back to scrolling, that's okay!

2. Huge shout out to this popping up in my notifs often, bc I do go back to activity.

1. If you see this post, highly recommend taking it as an opportunity to set a timer for 15 minutes and switch over to ACTIVITY YOU ENJOY. if after those 15 minutes, you want to go back to scrolling, that's okay!

2. Huge shout out to this popping up in my notifs often, bc I do go back to activity.

1. If you see this post, highly recommend taking it as an opportunity to set a timer for 15 minutes and switch over to ACTIVITY YOU ENJOY. if after those 15 minutes, you want to go back to scrolling, that's okay!

2. Huge shout out to this popping up in my notifs often, bc I do go back to activity.

1. If you see this post, highly recommend taking it as an opportunity to set a timer for 15 minutes and switch over to ACTIVITY YOU ENJOY. if after those 15 minutes, you want to go back to scrolling, that's okay!

2. Huge shout out to this popping up in my notifs often, bc I do go back to activity.

I was a year above most of them at school so they threw a "goodbye" murder mystery for me just before graduation, and about 2/3 of the way through the game we all realized that everyone had at least attempted to kill the victim. The game then shifted from "whodunnit" to "who succeeded in dunninit" which we all felt was not only super fun but above the usual level of narrative complexity for those games.

If this post makes it big (y'all get to decide the note count goal cause it's for you) everyone who sees it has to put in a little more effort towards self care. Including me, and including all of you.

This can be a small effort (like drinking more water or taking a shower) or a bigger one (getting a therapist or cutting out things that are bad for your mental health) whatever you prefer or need. But it has to be something. Anything at all.

I'll add on in the reblogs for further inspiration/ideas if you don't know where to start.

I will be working on fixing my eating habits and relationship with food if we meet the goal. I'll try and post about it for proof too.

First 50 replies get to vote on the note count goal, and whatever I see the most of will be the goal. Put your vote in the comments please, the reblogs will be so much harder for me to look through so I won't count those. Don't spam comments until we reach 50 comments, spam reblog instead if you wish.

Here are some things to stop doing if you recognize these behaviors in yourself

1, masking if you constantly mask your mental disorder or disability

2, feeling guilty/over apologizing for little things

3, overworking your brain or body

4, only doing nice things for other people and nothing for yourself

5, neglecting your needs, whether physical, mental, or emotional

And some things to start doing

1, try to keep up with hygiene (regular showers, brushing your teeth often, brushing your hair often)

2, eat regular meals (whether that's three meals a day or five small meals, just make sure you're eating enough)

3, fix your sleep schedule and circadian rhythm (this means that you should feel tired around when you go to bed, and naturally wake up around the time you're supposed to without an alarm)

4, give yourself free time to relax and unwind (get into meditation if you want, or don't)

5, make time to do things you enjoy and make your life something you enjoy (this varies from person to person, so it's harder to give examples)

Obviously, I don't expect everyone to just suddenly stop doing all the first things and start doing all the second. It takes time to form new habits when you're used to not caring for yourself.

I want all of you to pick one thing to either stop doing or start doing. Focus on that one thing, it's not going to come easy and that's ok. Don't punish yourself for not being great at it at first, just do it as often as you can.

If this post makes it big (y'all get to decide the note count goal cause it's for you) everyone who sees it has to put in a little more effort towards self care. Including me, and including all of you.

This can be a small effort (like drinking more water or taking a shower) or a bigger one (getting a therapist or cutting out things that are bad for your mental health) whatever you prefer or need. But it has to be something. Anything at all.

I'll add on in the reblogs for further inspiration/ideas if you don't know where to start.

I will be working on fixing my eating habits and relationship with food if we meet the goal. I'll try and post about it for proof too.

First 50 replies get to vote on the note count goal, and whatever I see the most of will be the goal. Put your vote in the comments please, the reblogs will be so much harder for me to look through so I won't count those. Don't spam comments until we reach 50 comments, spam reblog instead if you wish.

Here are some things to stop doing if you recognize these behaviors in yourself

1, masking if you constantly mask your mental disorder or disability

2, feeling guilty/over apologizing for little things

3, overworking your brain or body

4, only doing nice things for other people and nothing for yourself

5, neglecting your needs, whether physical, mental, or emotional

And some things to start doing

1, try to keep up with hygiene (regular showers, brushing your teeth often, brushing your hair often)

2, eat regular meals (whether that's three meals a day or five small meals, just make sure you're eating enough)

3, fix your sleep schedule and circadian rhythm (this means that you should feel tired around when you go to bed, and naturally wake up around the time you're supposed to without an alarm)

4, give yourself free time to relax and unwind (get into meditation if you want, or don't)

5, make time to do things you enjoy and make your life something you enjoy (this varies from person to person, so it's harder to give examples)

Obviously, I don't expect everyone to just suddenly stop doing all the first things and start doing all the second. It takes time to form new habits when you're used to not caring for yourself.

I want all of you to pick one thing to either stop doing or start doing. Focus on that one thing, it's not going to come easy and that's ok. Don't punish yourself for not being great at it at first, just do it as often as you can.

If this post makes it big (y'all get to decide the note count goal cause it's for you) everyone who sees it has to put in a little more effort towards self care. Including me, and including all of you.

This can be a small effort (like drinking more water or taking a shower) or a bigger one (getting a therapist or cutting out things that are bad for your mental health) whatever you prefer or need. But it has to be something. Anything at all.

I'll add on in the reblogs for further inspiration/ideas if you don't know where to start.

I will be working on fixing my eating habits and relationship with food if we meet the goal. I'll try and post about it for proof too.

First 50 replies get to vote on the note count goal, and whatever I see the most of will be the goal. Put your vote in the comments please, the reblogs will be so much harder for me to look through so I won't count those. Don't spam comments until we reach 50 comments, spam reblog instead if you wish.

Here are some things to stop doing if you recognize these behaviors in yourself

1, masking if you constantly mask your mental disorder or disability

2, feeling guilty/over apologizing for little things

3, overworking your brain or body

4, only doing nice things for other people and nothing for yourself

5, neglecting your needs, whether physical, mental, or emotional

And some things to start doing

1, try to keep up with hygiene (regular showers, brushing your teeth often, brushing your hair often)

2, eat regular meals (whether that's three meals a day or five small meals, just make sure you're eating enough)

3, fix your sleep schedule and circadian rhythm (this means that you should feel tired around when you go to bed, and naturally wake up around the time you're supposed to without an alarm)

4, give yourself free time to relax and unwind (get into meditation if you want, or don't)

5, make time to do things you enjoy and make your life something you enjoy (this varies from person to person, so it's harder to give examples)

Obviously, I don't expect everyone to just suddenly stop doing all the first things and start doing all the second. It takes time to form new habits when you're used to not caring for yourself.

I want all of you to pick one thing to either stop doing or start doing. Focus on that one thing, it's not going to come easy and that's ok. Don't punish yourself for not being great at it at first, just do it as often as you can.

If this post makes it big (y'all get to decide the note count goal cause it's for you) everyone who sees it has to put in a little more effort towards self care. Including me, and including all of you.

This can be a small effort (like drinking more water or taking a shower) or a bigger one (getting a therapist or cutting out things that are bad for your mental health) whatever you prefer or need. But it has to be something. Anything at all.

I'll add on in the reblogs for further inspiration/ideas if you don't know where to start.

I will be working on fixing my eating habits and relationship with food if we meet the goal. I'll try and post about it for proof too.

First 50 replies get to vote on the note count goal, and whatever I see the most of will be the goal. Put your vote in the comments please, the reblogs will be so much harder for me to look through so I won't count those. Don't spam comments until we reach 50 comments, spam reblog instead if you wish.

Here are some things to stop doing if you recognize these behaviors in yourself

1, masking if you constantly mask your mental disorder or disability

2, feeling guilty/over apologizing for little things

3, overworking your brain or body

4, only doing nice things for other people and nothing for yourself

5, neglecting your needs, whether physical, mental, or emotional

And some things to start doing

1, try to keep up with hygiene (regular showers, brushing your teeth often, brushing your hair often)

2, eat regular meals (whether that's three meals a day or five small meals, just make sure you're eating enough)

3, fix your sleep schedule and circadian rhythm (this means that you should feel tired around when you go to bed, and naturally wake up around the time you're supposed to without an alarm)

4, give yourself free time to relax and unwind (get into meditation if you want, or don't)

5, make time to do things you enjoy and make your life something you enjoy (this varies from person to person, so it's harder to give examples)

Obviously, I don't expect everyone to just suddenly stop doing all the first things and start doing all the second. It takes time to form new habits when you're used to not caring for yourself.

I want all of you to pick one thing to either stop doing or start doing. Focus on that one thing, it's not going to come easy and that's ok. Don't punish yourself for not being great at it at first, just do it as often as you can.

If this post makes it big (y'all get to decide the note count goal cause it's for you) everyone who sees it has to put in a little more effort towards self care. Including me, and including all of you.

This can be a small effort (like drinking more water or taking a shower) or a bigger one (getting a therapist or cutting out things that are bad for your mental health) whatever you prefer or need. But it has to be something. Anything at all.

I'll add on in the reblogs for further inspiration/ideas if you don't know where to start.

I will be working on fixing my eating habits and relationship with food if we meet the goal. I'll try and post about it for proof too.

First 50 replies get to vote on the note count goal, and whatever I see the most of will be the goal. Put your vote in the comments please, the reblogs will be so much harder for me to look through so I won't count those. Don't spam comments until we reach 50 comments, spam reblog instead if you wish.

Here are some things to stop doing if you recognize these behaviors in yourself

1, masking if you constantly mask your mental disorder or disability

2, feeling guilty/over apologizing for little things

3, overworking your brain or body

4, only doing nice things for other people and nothing for yourself

5, neglecting your needs, whether physical, mental, or emotional

And some things to start doing

1, try to keep up with hygiene (regular showers, brushing your teeth often, brushing your hair often)

2, eat regular meals (whether that's three meals a day or five small meals, just make sure you're eating enough)

3, fix your sleep schedule and circadian rhythm (this means that you should feel tired around when you go to bed, and naturally wake up around the time you're supposed to without an alarm)

4, give yourself free time to relax and unwind (get into meditation if you want, or don't)

5, make time to do things you enjoy and make your life something you enjoy (this varies from person to person, so it's harder to give examples)

Obviously, I don't expect everyone to just suddenly stop doing all the first things and start doing all the second. It takes time to form new habits when you're used to not caring for yourself.

I want all of you to pick one thing to either stop doing or start doing. Focus on that one thing, it's not going to come easy and that's ok. Don't punish yourself for not being great at it at first, just do it as often as you can.