5 Things That Comfort Me When My Mental Health Is Low
Some days, my mental health is low in a way that’s hard to ignore.
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Some days, my mental health is low in a way that’s hard to ignore.
For a long time, I treated self-care like something you do occasionally — when you’re burnt out, overwhelmed, or already running on fumes.
Be honest—how many times have you told yourself “just one more episode” or “I’ll go to bed after this video” or “once I’m done with this chapter” (like me)… and then suddenly it’s way later than you planned?
People get so excited when a new year begins because it represents a fresh start. And honestly — I get it. There’s something comforting about the idea of turning a page and beginning again.
While I absolutely love sharing pieces of my life here and connecting with you across my blog and social media, I’m always aware that what you see is only a small slice of the full picture.
If you’ve ever thought “I want to start journaling, but I have absolutely no idea what I’m supposed to write,” you’re not alone. Like… at all. Starting a journal sounds simple in theory, but the blank page can feel weirdly intimidating.
There was a point not that long ago where I realized I was running on empty… but still expecting myself to function like everything was fine. I wasn’t falling apart in some dramatic way — I was just tired in that quiet, sneaky way that makes everything feel heavier than it should.
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Some days just start… off.
Inspiration shows up in the smallest places.