Instead of blaming yourself for not being able to do your best, say, "You've come this far."

Recently, the days when I think "I can't do my best" have increased.

I don't have the energy to fold the laundry, and I end up with frozen food for dinner at night.

When I see myself like that, I tend to blame myself for being sloppy in my heart.

But you know, I suddenly think about it.

Is it really a bad thing to say "I can't do my best"?

I work from morning to night for housework and childcare.

My mother-in-law said to me, "Are you eating properly?"

While holding a calculator to keep a household account book, I sighed.

I have always been careful for my family.

Because of the accumulation of such days, I just can't move a little today.

I think it's not "laziness" but "break."

The body and mind that tried too hard are just giving a sign to stop a little.

We always tend to blame ourselves for not being able to do it,

Actually, just surviving this far is amazing enough.

You've overcome the days you cried and the days you were frustrated.

Even if no one applauds, being here today is a miracle.

Sometimes I turn off the lights in the kitchen.

Spend a quiet night drinking warm tea.

It's okay not to say "You did a good job today."

Tell yourself, "How dare you come this far."

I might laugh a little again tomorrow.

If you see such a future, that's enough.

You can gently wrap up the night when you can't do your best,

Not anyone else, but myself.

Don't rush.

Because you have lived properly.

If you're standing still right now,

It's not "no," it's "human-like."

I'm still alive today. That's all I need 🌙

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Self-affirmation # self _ care The Housewife's Tweet # mental _ care There are days when I can't do my best