F*ck Your Positivity
How many times have you heard the following when you were in the midsts of undesirable situation or an uncomfortable feeling?
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πππ ππππ
ππ ππππππ ππππ ππππ
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π±πππ ππππ ππππππππ.
π©π ππππππππ.
π©π ππππππππ.
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Donβt get me wrong, these things π€π’π― help.
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But, itβs usually not the first solution, especially when youβre so far in it. All these overly optimistic statements are frustrating because it invalidates your pain and someone just slathered simplicity on a complex problem.
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And you want nothing more than to tell them and their optimism to fuck all the way offβrightfully so.
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You donβt always have to view the world with your rose-colored glasses. You can see things for what they are and accept the fact that the circumstance is undesirable.
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There doesnβt have to be a bright side or a positive in everything. It can simply just suck. You can say, βπ¨ ππΊππΎ π¦π·π¦π³πΊπ΅π©πͺπ―π¨ πΊπ»πππ ππππ.β
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You can complain.
You can cry.
You can panic.
You can scream and stomp your feet and have an outburst of resentment.
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Youβre feeling your feelings and vocalizing whatβs real for youβthatβs the healthy thing to do; even when those feelings are full of pain, negativity, and arouse indignation.
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Sometimes the answer is to live in the suckage for a day or two and honor it and everything that comes with it.
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And only then, when youβve expressed and released your frustrationβitβll be easier to make that mental shift, or to at least have clarity on what the next solution is to the problem.