Everything at once
School, work, family, the list that never shortens. Hard to know what to put down first.
What people bring
People write about all sorts. These come up a lot. If yours isn’t listed, tell me what’s going on anyway.
School, work, family, the list that never shortens. Hard to know what to put down first.
A mind that won’t switch off. A body that stays tense. Or a low sense that something might go wrong.
Restlessness. Lost keys. Or feeling like people who love you still don’t quite get it. Some people call this ADHD.
They come in fast. Or shut down suddenly. Or leave you thinking: what was that?
Comparing yourself. Looking fine to everyone else. Feeling anything but.
Scrolling. Comparing. Feeling left out. Or tired of everyone else’s highlight reel.
Wondering where you fit, or what you want — at sixteen or at forty.
Friends, family, partners. Tension. Distance. Or a sense that something’s off and you can’t name it.
Things that once helped. Now they take more than they give.
Heavy. Tired. Blank. Or less interested in things that used to matter.
Leaving home. A new job. A breakup. A move. Change that knocks you off balance.
Knowing something needs to change. Not knowing how. Or just getting through the days.
If you’re unsure whether this is for you, ask me.