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"I'm trying to be kinder to myself, to stop being so hard on myself for things I can't control. I'm learning to ask for help when I need it. Rather than pushing myself to the point of exhaustion, I'm finding ways to embrace the parts of me I used to hide, even if they don't always fit neatly into society's expectations. It's a journey with ups and downs. But I'm starting to see that being authentically me is the only way forward."
"I'm trying to be kinder to myself, to stop being so hard on myself for things I can't control. I'm learning to ask for help when I need it. Rather than pushing myself to the point of exhaustion, I'm finding ways to embrace the parts of me I used to hide, even if they don't always fit neatly into society's expectations. It's a journey with ups and downs. But I'm starting to see that being authentically me is the only way forward."
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"I'm trying to be kinder to myself, to stop being so hard on myself for things I can't control. I'm learning to ask for help when I need it. Rather than pushing myself to the point of exhaustion, I'm finding ways to embrace the parts of me I used to hide, even if they don't always fit neatly into society's expectations. It's a journey with ups and downs. But I'm starting to see that being authentically me is the only way forward."
"I'm trying to be kinder to myself, to stop being so hard on myself for things I can't control. I'm learning to ask for help when I need it. Rather than pushing myself to the point of exhaustion, I'm finding ways to embrace the parts of me I used to hide, even if they don't always fit neatly into society's expectations. It's a journey with ups and downs. But I'm starting to see that being authentically me is the only way forward."