I feel like to an extent we’re all broken.
I have some kind of disorder not even my therapist can diagnose after a month, I’m unmotivated, I’m slow, and quick to panic.
My friend [–] deals with stress and anxiety from his sexuality, and vents online about his family and their pressures.
My other friend [–] has been feeling uncomfortable about his gender identity, his mother has been abusive since he was born, causing him to go to court for custody concerns and arguments 3 times before 18, and is still largely unhappy with himself at times.
My online older brother [–] has been sexually abused by his older brother at 8 yrs old, abused by his mother his entire life, at one point being locked in his room for 4+ months straight as to not be distracted from his grades with nothing but his toys and a radio to distract himself. He’s been mentally shattered, abused in a romantic relationship, and abused at work.
And yet;
As broken as we all may be, when we spend time together it can still make us feel whole.
I don’t want them to feel broken ever again.
And it’s important not to give them a reason too
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100%. I’m trying my best to be there for them like they’ve been there for me 🙂
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I love this so much
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