(Source: mort3m, via dyke-recovery)
(Source: mort3m, via dyke-recovery)
I can’t stand it. I think it’s the venlafaxine. It’s terrible. It’s terrifying.
They weren’t supposed to tell me my weight. I asked the nurse not to. She weighed me backwards. Then the doctor asked me, and before I could say I didn’t want to know, she read it out from my notes.
60 kilos.
I don’t understand how that’s even possible. My scale here says 55, and I don’t look any higher than 53. I miss being 51.5. I’m scared of going up and up and up.
Some of it will be muscle, but how much? It can’t be that much. How did I gain this much? How did it happen? I don’t understand. I haven’t changed my eating or my exercise. I’ve hardly even changed my appearance. It scares me that my weight can slip out from underneath me so easily. It scares me that I wouldn’t be aware of it every single second of the day.
I hate it.
Tomorrow I start my hypersomnia meds. Hopefully I’ll lose some weight from those.
(Source: bartowhighguy, via stoneandstar)
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It’s not about reason.
(Source: sarahxmay, via stoneandstar)
(via sickly-thin)
This is not okay.
This is not okay.
This is not okay.
This is not okay.
I know that it should be, but it’s not.
I started to enjoy it, after a while, but only once I’d become addicted.
(via dyke-recovery)
graffiti in an abandoned mental institution
(Source: mementomori4, via this-is-evolution)
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