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Journal to self #2
Do not believe ‘it is what it is’ instead believe it is what we make of it and also it is what we do with it. Acceptance should not mean capitulation. Replacing apathy with action and critical thinking equals choice even when it comes to things we cannot change.
Do not believe ‘it is what it is’ instead believe it is what we make of it and also it is what we do with it. Acceptance should not mean capitulation. Replacing apathy with action and critical thinking equals choice even when it comes to things we cannot change.
June 25, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Journal to self #2
Do not believe ‘it is what it is’ instead believe it is what we make of it and also it is what we do with it. Acceptance should not mean capitulation. Replacing apathy with action and critical thinking equals choice even when it comes to things we cannot change.
Do not believe ‘it is what it is’ instead believe it is what we make of it and also it is what we do with it. Acceptance should not mean capitulation. Replacing apathy with action and critical thinking equals choice even when it comes to things we cannot change.
Journal to self #1
Silence feels wanton, complicit, mired. Eschew recent ‘self-care’ rhetoric. It is puritanical individualism cloaked as venial avoidance. Choose, instead, community care ALONGSIDE self care. Places of belonging, stewardship, this is paramount.
Silence feels wanton, complicit, mired. Eschew recent ‘self-care’ rhetoric. It is puritanical individualism cloaked as venial avoidance. Choose, instead, community care ALONGSIDE self care. Places of belonging, stewardship, this is paramount.
March 15, 2025 at 2:45 AM
Journal to self #1
Silence feels wanton, complicit, mired. Eschew recent ‘self-care’ rhetoric. It is puritanical individualism cloaked as venial avoidance. Choose, instead, community care ALONGSIDE self care. Places of belonging, stewardship, this is paramount.
Silence feels wanton, complicit, mired. Eschew recent ‘self-care’ rhetoric. It is puritanical individualism cloaked as venial avoidance. Choose, instead, community care ALONGSIDE self care. Places of belonging, stewardship, this is paramount.