The Baddie’s Guide to Depression
Even the strongest and most confident women experience depression. Being “that girl” does not mean pretending everything is fine. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is say, “I’m not okay right now.” Depression can make life feel heavier, but it does not erase your strength or worth. Start small. Shower. Drink water. Open the blinds. Listen to music that makes you feel grounded. Those simple actions count. Healing is not glamorous, but it is powerful. You are still h
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Abusive Relationships
Abuse is not only physical. It can take the form of control, manipulation, isolation, and emotional exhaustion. Leaving an abusive relationship is a courageous first step, but the healing that follows takes time. You may grieve the version of love you once believed in, and that grief is valid. Healing means rebuilding trust in yourself, redefining boundaries, and finding what safety feels like again. Therapy or support groups can help you understand that love should never dem
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Mental Health and Natural Disasters
When a natural disaster strikes, the damage goes far beyond what we can see. The emotional aftershock can be just as real as the physical loss. Many survivors experience disaster-related trauma, including anxiety, guilt, hypervigilance, and grief. Your mind and body have been through chaos, so feeling disoriented or on edge is a normal response. Grounding yourself in the present helps. Try naming five things you can see, four things you can touch, or three things you can hear
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