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In honor of Poetry Month, I give you a 30-day poetry challenge. Day 1—Write a poem where each line starts with a letter from your first name (an acrostic). It can be about anything, but it should not be about you or your name. Day 2—Who was the last person you texted? Write a five …
Day 30: In a letter to yourself, write everything you love about yourself. Dear self, I love your brain. I love that you’re an intelligent person, despite being mixed up or forgetful sometimes. Don’t let anyone ever tell you you’re stupid; you’re not. You’re smarter than anyone who says that, at least. I love that …
Day 29: Something you hope to change about yourself and why. I would like to put up with less bullshit and not feel guilty for not being “nice” when someone is being an asshole to me. Everyone deserves a fair shake, but no one should be able to walk all over me, much less make …
Day 28: What if you were pregnant or got someone pregnant, what would you do? HAHAHAHA yeah no. Since I’m incapable of making anyone else pregnant (thank the gods), if I became pregnant, there wouldn’t even be a discussion about it. That parasite would have to go. No question. And I wouldn’t be sorry about …
Day 27: What’s the best thing going for you right now? I’ve got a good support system for myself, finally, I think. Or rather, I have the skeleton of a good support system. I’m not better yet, but I’m pretty sure I have access to the tools now to get better. That’s the best thing …
Day 26: Have you ever thought about giving up on life? If so, when and why? Yes, I have. Often, even. Here’s the thing, though. As a person who’s been depressed enough to want to take that permanent solution, let me just make on thing clear: I have never ever thought about it as “giving …
Day 25: The reason you believe you’re still alive today. I have no doubt the reason I’m alive today is the family I chose for myself, my waterbrothers. Without them, I probably wouldn’t have made it through college. 30 Days of Truth