Just a reminder

I hate it when people don't let you process your insecurities in peace and force their toxic positivity on to you until you no longer tell them about your stuff that bothers you.

I also hate that these are always the most perfect people with the most perfect lives virtually no securities but they somehow choose to ignore the fact that you give them time and space enough to process whatever they're feeling??

I get that most of them are just trying to be nice but like this is not how it's supposed to be done. You're not supposed to ask your friend to bury their insecurities deep inside and top it all off  with empty compliments that hold no meaning for you or for them.

If you ask them what they're feeling be prepared for an answer that may not fit into your definition of acceptance. And if you can't , please stop acting like you care and stop calling them dramatic. Period.

-Ayushi Yadav  

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