u/chocobothernot

r/sevenwordstory r/justonesentence r/highergirlpower r/AlexandraEala r/tinyprose r/Quotes_to_Live_By r/SevenWordStories r/quotes r/isfj r/AllAuthorsWelcome r/BenignExistence r/onesentencestory r/introvertmemes r/selflove r/gratitude

▲ 970 r/selflove

Be a good friend.

Let's be the best friend we can be to ourselves. 💜

u/chocobothernot — 9 days ago

▲ 54 r/quotes

"Just because you don't understand it doesn't mean it isn't so." -Lemony Snicket, The Blank Book

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u/chocobothernot — 18 days ago

▲ 368 r/selflove

A wish & a reminder for all of us

Let's stop defining or limiting ourselves because of those who don't/didn't appreciate us. Let's give ourselves loving eyes. 💜

u/chocobothernot — 22 days ago

▲ 238 r/gratitude

Grateful for any help

Be it lending a small amount, offering to do a task, giving cheer up snacks or a flower, sending a message of support, any help helps. Let's not forget to acknowledge those who aid in any capacity. : )

u/chocobothernot — 29 days ago

▲ 1.1k r/selflove

People pleasing isn't pleasant in the long run.

Sure, it feels nice when you get to please others.

But...Are you acting according to your beliefs? Or are you acting at the expense and detriment of your own comfort, mental health & self-worth?

May you find the balance between being you and being there for others.

💜

u/chocobothernot — 1 month ago

▲ 55 r/quotes

"In life, unlike chess, the game continues after checkmate." -Isaac Asimov

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u/chocobothernot — 1 month ago

▲ 4.3k r/isfj+1 crossposts

Continue taking that step forward!

Whether at home, in a relationship, friendship, or at work, we need to learn to speak up for ourselves.

A step no matter how small brings you closer to healing and improving.

Rooting for all of you! 💜

u/Bataraang — 1 month ago

▲ 14 r/tinyprose

Not the one who makes things look effortless, not the one who is sexy in a dress, and not the one who has many friends–she's a lot of nos, but nonetheless, she's a lot of yeses.

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u/chocobothernot — 1 month ago

▲ 163 r/BenignExistence

Small gestures do matter.

I was casually chatting with my former colleague when she mentioned that time when we had lunch then she cried out of the blue.

She thanked me for not forcing her to open up and for inviting her for coffee after work.

I didn't do anything special on that day but apparently, what I did made a difference.

What makes this exchange even more meaningful?

My former colleague doesn't know I'm going through a rough patch. Her gesture is a welcome reprieve as it feels nice to learn that I did something right.

What I learned is that any act of kindness creates ripples. A polite smile, a simple token, or a random message can make someone's day.

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u/chocobothernot — 2 months ago

▲ 158 r/gratitude