you're not alone
*trigger warning*
Maybe I'm wrong but..
People who commit suicide, I think they believe the ultimate pain they feel will never be balanced out with soul connection love
What's the point if there isnt another soul on this plane to love you as you truly do underneath it all
What's the point if the pain will never end and all you feel is soul shattering, crushing beneath the weight of it all pain?
That's also why, I believe people can't commit suicide, but sometimes try
That little glimmer of a mustard seed that if this much pain can exist then the same must go for love, the grand mal of pain must be balanced out with the grand mal of love, right??
I wish they all knew, I wish they could follow me, follow me into your shadows, follow yourself into your purpose, follow the bleak at first light, though dim as it seems, it's real, it's there, i'ts waiting for you, it always is.
Let the gold shimmers of light sparkle through every crack of your beautiful soul.
You're never walking alone
You just have to muster up a tiny bit of what's left over strength to pick your head up, catch those tears, and look around and find yourself in every beautiful thing you see...
You are stronger than you think, you know this.
I know the pain is all too real, too heavy, so much and it's felt like it for far too long
I beg of you for just a second to take yourself higher to the birds eye view for just one second, you won't regret it.
In times of deep struggle, many individuals feel isolated in their pain, believing that love and connection are beyond their grasp. Understanding the complexities of mental health is vital. Mental illness can distort our perceptions, making us believe that feelings of pain overshadow potential love and joy. Factors such as depression may cause individuals to isolate themselves, feeling as though no one can relate to their suffering. It's important to recognize that this feeling of isolation is common yet often incorrect. Support systems are crucial; reaching out to friends, family, or even professional help can provide the understanding and love needed to cope. Communities—both in-person and online—exist to offer comfort and resonate with our experiences. Sharing one’s thoughts and feelings can break the cycle of silence and despair, paving the way for healing and connection. Additionally, practicing self-care and mindfulness can help in navigating emotional turmoil. Taking time to appreciate the little things around us—nature, art, or simply a moment of stillness—can foster gratitude and shift our focus towards the beauty in life, thus helping to alleviate some pain. Ultimately, recognizing that pain and love can exist simultaneously is essential. Many have overcome their darkest moments and have emerged with deeper understanding and empathy. As such, it’s vital to maintain a sense of hope and to remember that, even in times of struggle, there is always a possibility for joy and connection. You are never truly alone; help is always within reach.
