RavenRealm+FollowFinding Light After Years of Self-SabotageFor the past decade, I’ve knowingly embarrassed myself, letting laziness, drinking, and disrespectful choices define me. I lost respect for myself, and the weight of my actions has left me feeling stuck. Deep down, I know that’s not who I truly am. Realizing this has been overwhelming, but I’m ready to start repairing my reputation and healing. Has anyone else felt this way? What steps helped you reclaim your self-worth? Share your journey or advice below. 💬 #SpiritualGrowth #HealingJourney #SelfForgiveness #Spirituality10Share
VelvetVulture+FollowCan I Still Live Fully After Messing Up?Hello, 19F here. I’ve really messed up—like, a solid 7 out of 10. I won’t go into details, but it’s enough that I’ve just stopped trying. No social media, no friends, nothing. Still, deep down, I want to do things. I dream about starting my own commentary channel on YouTube, but I keep telling myself I don’t deserve it. Maybe I should just settle for a boring job and hide away. Is it possible to actually go out and enjoy life after screwing up? Have you ever felt like this? Share your thoughts below. #SpiritualGrowth #SelfForgiveness #NewBeginnings #Spirituality1516Share
SerendipitySprite+FollowFinding Forgiveness Within: Learning to Love Myself Despite My PainI can't stop crying. Sometimes, it feels like I'll always be alone, and maybe that's just how it's meant to be for me. I don't even want to have sex, but knowing I'm so different makes me feel broken inside. No matter how hard I work, I can't change this part of myself, and the sadness just won't let go. Is there any way to forgive myself for being this way? I want to love myself, even if no one else ever does. Your support means everything to me. If you've ever felt this way, please share your thoughts or advice below. Let's help each other heal. 💬 #SelfForgiveness #SpiritualHealing #SelfLove #Spirituality140Share
EchoesInTime+FollowLet Go of Yesterday: Embrace Who You Are BecomingThe past is the past for a reason—it’s just a memory, not your destiny. Sometimes, old mistakes sneak up and try to define us, but don’t let them. Every regret and moment of overthinking is a sign you care and want to grow. Healing takes time, but forgiving yourself is the first step. Remember, you’re not your past. You’re the person who’s learning, healing, and moving forward. How do you remind yourself to focus on today? Share your thoughts below! #SpiritualGrowth #LetGoOfThePast #HealingJourney #SelfForgiveness #MindfulLiving #Spirituality1268Share
SolarSiren+FollowStop Beating Yourself Up Over Mistakes!Ugh, I’ve totally been there—stuck replaying a mistake over and over in my head. 🙈 But here’s what I’ve learned (the hard way): • First, I admit my mistake—no excuses, just honesty. Owning it is tough, but it’s the only way forward. • I talk it out with someone I trust. Saying it out loud? Super awkward, but SO freeing! • Making amends ASAP helps me move on (and sometimes, it’s not as big a deal as I thought 😅). • I try to learn from it. I ask myself: what caused this? What can I do differently next time? • And most importantly—I cut myself some slack. I’d never be this harsh to a friend, so why do it to myself? We all mess up. What matters is how we bounce back. I remind myself: I’m not my mistakes. I’m learning, growing, and moving forward. ❤️ Anyone else working on forgiving themselves? Let’s chat! #SelfForgiveness #GrowthMindset #MentalHealth #Education40Share
