it’s crazy 2 me that freaks and geeks got cancelled……..it’s about a girl who is smart and has a lot of potential but becomes depressed and starts smoking weed in high school………..that’s My Story……..that’s Your Story………that’s Our Entire Generation’s Story
it’s crazy 2 me that freaks and geeks got cancelled……..it’s about a girl who is smart and has a lot of potential but becomes depressed and starts smoking weed in high school………..that’s My Story……..that’s Your Story………that’s Our Entire Generation’s Story
“Half the trouble in life is caused by pretending there isn’t any.”
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Edith Wharton
Me: it’s not even that serious.
Inner me: have a breakdown
“I wanted to slice barren into my skin. That’s how I’d stay, my insides unused. Empty and pristine. I pictured my pelvis split open, to reveal a tidy hollow, like the nest of a vanished animal.”
— Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn
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“Dear Me, one day I’ll make you proud.”
— Charlotte Eriksson | @wordsnquotes
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Interrogate yourself. Figure out why specific thoughts make you feel a certain way. Ask yourself numerous questions and try to understand the root anxieties and wounds that are buried underneath your fears. In order to heal something we must first understand it.
Y’all really gonna make me bring back the essential oil discourse over whether or not you can ingest essential oils? Really? Really?
Short answer: no, essential oils are not safe to ingest in any way shape or form. They are for atmospheric diffusing or for topical application via the correct dilution methods via the use of a carrier oil. Water cannot dilute an essential oil. It’s basic chemistry.
Long answer: food extracts and tinctures are not the same thing as essential oils, and no, it doesn’t matter if they’re organic or not. “Therapeutic grade” and “food grade” are non regulated terms used by essential oil companies to sell more products, and are not recognized by health governing bodies, including reputable aromatherapy and holistic schools.
I say this as both a patient and practitioner of holistic therapies with nothing to gain or lose from telling you this. I have no motive other than your well being and that of the people around you. As I have stated, many, many times I merely wish you to be safe. (warning, link contains mention of child death.)
If you reblog this post with some variation of “okay but some oils are safe to ingest”, I am sorry, but you are misinformed. And I suggest you read Essential Oil Safety: A Guide for Health Care Professionals by Robert Tisserand and Rodney Young, as your education on the subject has been remiss, and I would hate for your to accidentally harm yourself or someone else through good intentions.
A good holistic practitioner does not reject science. Nor do they advocate for the rejection of conventional medicine. It is not your place to replace the doctor. It is your place to support the person through needing care. Remember that.