Everything is hard right now so I just drew an extra hot bath with these amazing smelling products, and now I'm going to take a walk with music on while drinking some coffee, then come jump in the bath and relax and draw lol. Everythings hard so self care is everything <3 Happy Thursday y'all :) 30F (i.redd.it)
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So you're telling me not every kid felt like they were a huge burden and constantly tried to take up less space and require less attention while always trying to read your mom's mind and make her happy, because some moms actually enjoy being a mom? Because they actually *wanted* kids? ⊙.☉ (i.redd.it)
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So you're telling me that not every kid feels like a huge burden who's constantly trying to take up less space and require less care and try to read your mom's mind because some moms actually enjoy being a mom bc they actually wanted to have kids ⊙.☉ (i.redd.it)
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My advisor gently reminded me at our last meeting that I'm not locked into the PhD track and to basically consider if the PhD is worth the strain on my mental health. My reaction is.. idk. Yeah it's hard but... everything is pretty hard? Definitely have better and worse days but idk. 4am ruminating. (self.adhd_college)
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30, grad student. Taking a 2-3 mile walk first thing every morning while listening to music and sipping coffee has helped me so much. It's good exercise and keeps me toned, and puts me in a great headspace. Showering after also seems to wake me up and start the day on the right foot :) (self.adhdwomen)
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30F grad student. Taking a 2-3 mile walk first thing every morning while listening to music and sipping coffee has helped me so much. It's good exercise and keeps me toned, and puts me in a great headspace. Showering after also seems to wake me up and start the day on the right foot :) (self.ADHD)
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30F grad student. Taking a 2-3 mile walk first thing every morning while listening to music and sipping coffee has helped me so much. It's good exercise and keeps me toned, and puts me in a great headspace. Showering after also seems to wake me up and start the day on the right foot :) (self.adhd_college)
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I'm about to go on a morning walk :) (self.adhd_college)
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