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If you often find yourself obsessing over people who don’t like you back, it could be a sign of you being emotionally unavailable. The obsession isn’t about the person—it’s about the fact that they don’t reciprocate. And when they finally do, you might lose interest.

The appeal here lies in the chase or the fantasy of what the relationship could be & not the reality of a mutual connection. When the other person reciprocates, the emotional distance that once felt “safe” is gone.

This is a sign of deeper issues like low self esteem, fear of intimacy or a tendency to idealize unavailable people as a way to avoid vulnerability. It doesn’t necessarily mean you’re emotionally unavailable, but it might point to areas where emotional healing could be needed.

Chronic stress doesn’t just wear you out—it actually changes your body at the cellular level. When you’re constantly stressed, your brain pumps out stress hormones like cortisol. Over time, this can flip genetic switches, activating genes tied to illnesses like diabetes, cancer, autoimmune disorders & chronic inflammation. Stress also messes with your immune system, slows down your body’s ability to heal, and creates the ideal setup for sickness. Healing starts when you make peace a priority, calm your nervous system & surround yourself with environments that support your health instead of harming it. Remember that it’s your life, you don’t have to keep people around who hurt you!

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Emotionally healthy people are quitters ✨

Emotionally healthy people are quitters. They make choices that align with their well being. Quitting a relationship, partnership or job that makes you unhappy is a sign of self awareness. If someone stays in something bad for too long, it's not because they're strong, but because they're afraid or have low self esteem. Being emotionally healthy means having awareness, setting boundaries, and knowing when it's time to move on from situations that no longer serve you. It's about prioritizing your mental and emotional health over sticking with something that's causing you harm or making you unhappy.

Emotionally healthy people also tend to have good communication skills. They express their feelings and needs calmly, openly and honestly. They also look for guidance and enlightenment because they understand that seeking help is a sign of strength not weakness.

They make decisions out of self love rather than attachment or fear. When you prioritize loving yourself, you make choices that align with your happiness and growth, rather than staying in situations out of comfort or insecurity.

Recognizing when you have an unhealthy attachment or that your feelings may not be conducive to your well being is important. It allows you to take a step back, evaluate the situation objectively, and make choices that are in line with your best interests.

Sometimes holding on can lead to more pain and struggle than necessary. It's a sign of emotional maturity to recognize when a situation is no longer good for you and to have the strength to let it go.

Things that are genuinely right for you should not cause you harm or emotional pain. Choosing pain is a sign of a lack of self love. Recognizing the need for change, prioritizing self love, and making healthier choices is how you begin to change your life.

Reframe your mindset from “this is hurting me because I love it” to “this is hurting me because I do not love me.”

Maybe you don’t need to try harder, make huge changes, or completely overhaul your life to create something amazing. Maybe all you need to do is step out of your own way. The blocks you’re facing might just be self doubt, feelings of unworthiness, or the belief that you’re not “ready.”

Let go of those thoughts. Trust yourself. Give yourself permission to receive good things. Expect magic to show up in your life. Work with a force greater than you. Be less rigid and allow life to flow.

The neuroscience of the Law of Attraction 🧠✨

This is a break down of how our brain and thoughts influence our reality. While it’s not “magic”, science shows how our mindset shapes our experiences.

🧠 Reticular activating system (RAS)

There is a filter in your brain called the RAS (Reticular activating system) which is a filter that focuses on what’s important to you.

If you repeatedly think about a goal or desire, the RAS makes you more aware of opportunities and information that align with it.

Example: If you focus on abundance, your brain starts spotting chances to achieve it.

🧠 Neuroplasticity

Your brain rewires itself based on repeated thoughts and behaviors. Positive affirmations and visualizations create new neural pathways, reinforcing beliefs and actions that lead to achieving your goals. Consistent focus on what you want will “train” your brain to support your desires.

🧠 Mirror neurons

Mirror neurons make you subconsciously imitate the energy and actions you observe. If you visualize success or surround yourself with positive people, your brain begins to mirror those feelings and behaviors, aligning your energy with your goals.

🧠 Dopamine motivation

Visualizing and believing in your goals triggers dopamine release, which makes you feel motivated and confident. This motivation helps you take action which is essential for the Law of Attraction to work.

🧠 Stress and fear reduction

Negative emotions like fear and doubt activate the amygdala, which puts you in a fight or flight state, which blocks your creativity and focus.

Shifting to positive thinking reduces stress, allowing your brain to operate in a state of flow, where ideas and solutions come more easily.

How it all comes together

When you focus on positive outcomes your brain:

  1. Filters for opportunities (RAS).
  2. Rewires to support your beliefs (neuroplasticity).
  3. Boosts your energy and actions (dopamine).

While the Law of Attraction isn’t purely scientific, neuroscience shows how focused thoughts, emotions and your actions shape the reality you experience.

unforgottenqueens asked:

Do you have relationship advice for a woman in her mind 20s whose never dated? I have Muslim immigrant parents, social anxiety, trauma and some body image issues which has led me to just never try. I've been on one date that never went anywhere despite being 25. I want to start trying to date more seriously but I feel like I'm too old to start when everyone around me has been dating since they were teenagers, and some are even married and have kids. I feel like my lack of experience will be a red flag to people, and even if I lie about my experience, they'll probably figure out I'm lying once they see that I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing.

Dating at 25 might feel late, but it’s not—everyone’s timeline is different, and starting now means you’re likely more self aware and intentional. Your lack of experience isn’t a red flag; it’s just part of your story. I know a lot of social circles where your limited relationship history basically makes you a trophy, a unicorn. So it is all about perspective. Any person who’s interested in you wont look at this negatively, at all. And that is if they even care about your past history. The right person will value your honesty and authenticity, so there’s no need to lie. Instead, embrace vulnerability and say something like, “I am focusing on myself.“ I phrased it like that for a reason. You don’t want to be an over eager girl anyway. Men love the hunt and a woman who is focused on herself is only going to make a guy more interested.

Start small to build confidence—practice conversations in low-pressure settings or join activities where you can meet people naturally. I would focus on casual, low pressure dates to avoid feeling overwhelmed. Not thinking about it going anywhere, just getting to know people. I say this because I am worried that with your limited experience, you might fall for mens lies or wont know how to navigate certain situations. Wouldn’t want you to get hurt. This doesn’t mean not to take yourself or your desire for relationships seriously!!!

Don’t compare yourself to others. Many who started dating young may not have the emotional clarity you’re developing now. Everyones journey is different. If i could do it all again, I would have 1000% waited to date later (was actually thinking about this a week ago). Focus on what you want in a partner and take your time. Dating is a skill, and every step—even awkward moments—helps you learn. You are beautiful, special and unique and not just anyone is worthy of you, so you shouldn’t be in a hurry to make anyone your boyfriend either!! They have to earn you! :)

caligirlingeorgia asked:

What suggestions do you have for getting more organized, especially when unexpected hiccups happen? My baby has been sick lately so he’s waking up at night and it’s throwing off my whole game and I’ve been running late every day. I feel like a hot mess and I need help.

Hi beautiful!

I hope your baby gets better soon!!! It’s so sad & stressful when babies get sick ❤️

What I’m going to say is going to probably sound a bit unorthodox… but embrace the hot mess. Seriously.

Right now you basically have no choice but to be off track so worrying about you being a hot mess is going to only add to your stress. Give yourself grace—this is a tough season, and it’s okay if things aren’t perfect. Instead of aiming for full organization, prepare the essentials the night before (like clothes or a quick breakfast) to save time in the morning. Create a simple, flexible plan for your day with just 1-2 priorities & let the rest flow.

I would also maybe suggest you use the opportunity to shake your life up a bit. Spicy, I know. But we as adults get so set in our ways and how things are “suppose to be” that we forget we can make changes and find me ways that make our life easier. I talk about it all the time, finding new opportunities and easier ways to do things. I think every experience is an opportunity to try something new.

I am confident you are doing amazing and sound like a great mom! Most important job in the world and most important person to your baby. You are stronger than you know!