petermaximoff:

and they’re STILL letting him

just-shower-thoughts:

Telling children that you won’t get mad if they tell the truth and then getting mad about it will turn them into massive liars in the future

a-fragile-sort-of-anarchy:

a-fragile-sort-of-anarchy:

a-fragile-sort-of-anarchy:

I went home from work early because I was hashtag vomiting profusely, but I forgot I didn’t drive myself there, so now I have to walk back, and I made it about a mile, but now I’m lying in the grass in the cemetery like it’s 1985 or some shit, waiting to not feel nauseous so I can go home and sleep. It’s very cool and sexy of me and I hope I don’t throw up on a grave and get haunted.

I feel like a goth Pepto Bismol commercial.

Pepto Abysmal!!!!

peachisty:

• do not give unsolicited advice
• do not say things that you are not 100% certain
  
• nicely suggest them to consult a professional
  
• do not invalidate their feelings
  
• do not force them to share how they feel if they dont want to share it in the first place
• try to be as patient as possible
• help them figure out how they feel
  
• give them time and space
  
• constantly remind them of your presence
  
• never overwhelm them with questions
• do not force them to ‘feel okay’
• if they appear gloomy (i.e: posting gloomy things), approach them
• relapses happen
  
• educate yourself
• listen to them with much understanding when they’re sharing