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What’s something the younger version of yourself would be proud of?
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I was a better, happier, more optimistic person back then, so I'm sure that they'd find something to be proud of. As far as accomplishments and aspirations, I don't think I've managed any yet. Maybe someday!
I could’ve written this myself. I’m pretty stable now but I feel like it came at a huge cost.
I definitely feel like I pushed myself too hard over too long a period of time, I also held in too much because that's what I was taught. It's getting better though, we're getting better