Emotionally, mentally, and yes, physically. My hair was below my shoulders my entire life, until about 2 years ago. Since then I’ve been changing it a lot.
Emotionally, mentally, and yes, physically. My hair was below my shoulders my entire life, until about 2 years ago. Since then I’ve been changing it a lot.
I like going up and downstairs to a couple moments of quite. Pacing half a dozen floors or more is usually the right amount.
When I run completely out of emotional energy it feels like running out of emotions. I often spike high on being sad emotional and then hit a flat state. It doesn’t feel bad or negative or really anything at all. It’s just apparent that I need to introvert.
I can get caught up in this far too easily. It’s worth remembering there’s value in thinking through your actions. It does take energy yet can often save time.
It’s odd when you start noticing all of the little things you don’t share, because most people don’t seem to care. The things that it’s just easier to hold back. Holding back is a hard pattern to break, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth breaking.
This is usually only something I think about after I’ve put something out there.
The more times I start a conversation in my head the more awkward I feel about saying it out loud. I overanalyze the emotions and dislike throwing them out there if I don’t know why I’m they mean so much. Still, it’s good to get it out.
I often have to untangle things a bit on my own before I know what I’m untangling.
Things just suddenly unfold, something I wasn’t trying to actively solve just untangles itself. It’s always a startling feeling. Sometimes I don’t think something needs solving or has further depth, and prove myself wrong. It’s a feeling I appreciate greatly.