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Find your own closure


So I've been thinking about the Liberation Challenge I uploaded a while back, and I realised there was one that I can complete. Problem is, like all of us, I am human.

The idea of giving yourself closure is actually quite difficult. Forgiving your own, or someone else's mistakes can be daunting when your emotions don't know how to feel about things. So I decided tonight I would give myself closure. I will admit I have previously attempted this, however I sent it to the person I wanted closure from...and I was left frustrated and still didn't feel closure.

I decided to give myself closure, and not ask for it.

PJs and Painkillers - Ehlers Danlos Syndrome


Hey guys!

So I was nominated for a Liebster award...No I won't shut up about it. First good thing to happen to me for a while! First time I've felt excited for a while! So I will get overly hyped without shame!
Anyway!
Some of the questions I was asked caused me to think a lot about why I started blogging, and where I want to go with writing...

I know I shouldn't worry too much about that kind of stuff this early on, but hey...Anxiety Girl will be anxious!

Not only to I want to help in the fight for Equality, mainly towards mental health...I also want to raise awareness for invisible illnesses. So I decided to start a new series of posts that I will be calling :

"Pjs and Painkillers"

Crisis Box - The ingredients



I'm not being funny BUT...


Why I'm not Ashamed


If you haven't seen the hash-tag "I'm not Ashamed", Check this profile out.

Instead of hiding away from a mental health illness, a twitter user has decided it is time to stand up. To allow us to come together instead of hiding our illness. To turn around to the world and announce "Yes, I have a mental illness...

...And I am not Ashamed".

20 Ways to feel free (The Liberation Challenge!)


It struck me that we all aim for a feeling of freedom.


The reason I made the leap of faith (and why you should too)



Something that drives me crazy is how we follow what society sees as success instead of following our own goals. Society tells us that we need some form of education, a shiny career with a fancy office and a perfect family.

10 people that prove we need to stop obsessing over selfies




Before I begin this post, let me make one thing clear:

I also take Selfies!