Strength comes through facing your emotions head on rather than avoiding them and convincing yourself that "you're fine" or that "everything is ok". Most people relate strength to something that is physical, loud, overpowering and can often be connected to masculinity. This can be a HUGE trap for people with disabilities, especially men with disabilities. When it comes to dealing with the emotional complexities that come with disability, the most powerful and strong thing you can do it be vulnerable with how you're feeling. If you are struggling, reach out, find support, and be venerable with yourself. DM me if there is anything you would like to open up about, I respond to every message. ♥
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