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You’ll never regret 100% of the crazy texts you didn’t send.
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usually to people from your past, or maybe not. any text that you know better than to send right now, or ever. texts of things you wish you could say, or that you're thinking, but can't share for whatever reason.
this may not be a healthy way of going about it, it might be a form of holding on when i need to let go. probably no better than talking to myself. but i find that:
1. it gives me that feeling of release, that i got it out of my body and it isn't burning on the inside of my skull anymore, which is usually what drives me to send texts like this in the first place
2. it brings a feeling of strength and pride when i DON'T hit send. when i backspace the whole thing. i typed it out, and it was 1 send button away, and i still didn't bite. that must count for something
Feb 19, 2024
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not doing this as much anymore these days, but the thrill this brings can't be matched by anything else. send that risky/regrettable text. then live in ignorance for 12-24 hours. it'll give your body time to forget why it needs to be nervous, and then you'll stumble across the text back when you least expect it. foolproof
Mar 1, 2024
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If you have the unfortunate reality of having people around you who constantly consume your items, you may have rage texted said people.
I recommending checking undo send, sometimes upon second read some texts read as repetitive.
How we, “editing” a message to be a random letter or… blank. As in just a space… it’s ominous. It gets the point across. It gives, “The repercussions for this go beyond what I can say, and leave traces of me saying.”
Feb 8, 2024
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Bags, that is. I saw this hack online and tried it - bring home a bag of kale or spinch or whathaveyou, take a single paper towel, fold it once and put it in the bag and just leave it in there. I don’t know why or how but it makes it not go bad. It’s probably science, but I prefer to think of it as magic.
Mar 19, 2024
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I had been struggling with my sleep for months, it started with odd hours and then turned into full on insomnia. Felt like a waking corpse who only existed to suffer. I saw on TikTok girls were doing tart cherry juice before bed, but I’m an insulin conscious girly so I decided to try the extract in pill form instead. This solved my sleep issues in the first night. I don’t wake up groggy after either, which usually happens for me with other sleep aids. I take the Carlyle brand, but usually only take two capsules before bed, and I often take it in combination with valerian root and magnesium and I sleep like a cherub angel all the night.
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