Devotional blog dedicated to the Goddess Sigyn offering support to those who are "holding the bowl" within difficult relationships.
The thing about life is that you must survive. Life is going to be difficult, and dreadful things will happen. What you do is move along, get on with it, and be tough. Not in the sense of being mean to others, but being tough with yourself and making a deadly effort not to be defeated.
You know, I never see any positivity posts for people who have ADHD and struggled because of it. So shout out to ADHD kids who:
- Were told they were just lazy, stupid, or weren’t applying themselves
- Were put on medications with side effects worse than the intended effect
- Tried so hard to study, and just couldn’t do it
- Who had to be pulled from regular classes to be put into smaller ones away from all of their friends, and later had to awkwardly explain or excuse why
- Have so many incomplete works because they got distracted and just never went back to it
- Could relate to the “stupid” characters in TV shows who were forgetful or easily distracted and treated as a joke
- Had their interests/hobbies taken away from them as a last-ditch attempt to get them to focus
- Are always running late
- Are effected by their ADHD daily and ignored by the mentally ill community for ADHD “not being serious enough.”
You’re super cute, and great for getting through all of that.
ALSO SHOUTOUT TO THE ADHD ADULTS WHO ARE DENIED CARE OR SUPPORT OR JUST PLAIN TOLD THEY DON’T EXIST BECAUSE ADHD SOMEHOW MAGICALLY VANISHES ON YOUR 18TH BIRTHDAY
No relationship is all sunshine, but two people can share one umbrella and survive the storm together.
Never forget what you are, for surely the world will not. Make it your strength. Then it can never be your weakness. Armor yourself in it, and it will never be used to hurt you.
PEOPLE NEED TO LEARN THAT LAST ONE FOREAL
HEY
it’s okay I know everybody forgets Meet The Robinsons so I got your back
I think we’re forgetting someone:
This Man With Severe Cerebral Palsy Created Mind-Blowing Art Using Just A Typewriter
Last year, 22-time Emmy award-winning reporter John Stofflet posted this news video he created for KING-TV in 2004, featuring Paul Smith and his artistic talents.
It’s beautiful. Life is beautiful. Life is challenging and throws many fucking obstacles at you, but it is beautiful. Never forget that.
It’s important to normalize mental illness. It’s important to normalize asking for help with depression or sadness or mental illness or just feeling overwhelmed. It’s important to TALK about these issues without stigma or shame. Doing what you need to do in order to take care of yourself is important because YOU are important.
Thank you for helping the conversation, Tyler Posey.
Dear person reading this,
You made it through another year. You made it through the hard times and pain. You made it through all the times when you all you wanted to do was give up. You made it. You made it another year and I promise you can make it another year. I am SO proud of you.
I needed this.
I needed it too.
Holding the Bowl 