cheese_greater3 Things: What are you grateful for today?
Call me Lenny/LeniMy dog.
My mindfulness.
I’m looking at the third thing.
- wife & kids
- house
- job
DearMoogleMy partner and best friend, the fact that I’m off work for the next few days, that I’ve got stuff in the fridge to whip up some ramen because that’s what I’ve been craving!
Body doesn’t ache too much
I slept well
I have ingredients at home for 3 meals today
ickplantMy family
Breakfast this morning was bomb
My dog gave me the best kisses this morning
Tywèle [she|her]Nothing really. It’s been a downward spiral. I’m alone (live with my family but I don’t connect with them) and don’t have any type of relationship outside them.
Got to look smaller. A good cup of coffee? A friend that hears you out? Being grateful for Lemmy where you feel like you can be yourself?
Nothing of that it’s happening to me. Not even the lemmy part.
I had a similar reaction to this post title. Firstly, don’t give up. That’s the most important thing.
If you haven’t already, I’d highly recommend seeking out psychological treatment. Your attitude is not necessarily novel but a strong indicator that it may be helpful.
If you don’t “click” with the first person you see, don’t be afraid to find another.
I will never go a brain washer. Not for me.
The degree of health I’ve been able to reclaim
The perspective going through awful stuff has gifted me
The knowledge that there are decent, clearheaded folks in this trainwreck of a world and some of them are my friends
cheesymoonshadowMy husband
Our health
My new job
Our health
My new job
My job, my home, good coffee.
Pets.
My church friends who are people I really love.
Library books. I’m trying to read much more.
My house
My family
My health
tributariumI don’t have it in me to be grateful for positive things, I can only praise the absence of problems.