If you follow me on Twitter, you will have seen me use this very hashtag. But why?
Lately I haven’t had the strongest mental health days and I’ll be the first one to admit that sometimes it’s hard to accept that. We all struggle sometimes but I fully acknowledge that I haven’t been okay. I use Twitter as an outlet and I sometimes just believe that it’s just me that sees my tweets but in reality, I know that’s not true.
How comfortable am I using a public forum saying how I feel? I wouldn’t call it comfortable; I have people in my “real life” who see it, I have complete strangers who don’t know anything about me see it and I have those that I became friendly with via Twitter who see it. Is that daunting? Absolutely.
Everyone deals with their own situations differently; some people hold everything in, some talk about every single emotion they have, some talk about extremely hard times while others only talk about the good times in their life. To each their own; I talk about good times but I don’t go into detail about the bad times. I feel like I’m a good balance in between all of those I listed.
So back to my original point, what is #ItsTheLittleThings? It’s a hashtag that I use when the little things in my life make me feel better. It can be anything from a great gym session to just making a cup of tea. Yes, even a cup of tea.
I’m not saying that every time I use it I’m having a terribly bad day; I simply use it for own mental health, good and bad, and when you find something that works for you, I believe you should embrace it ❤
“Not until we are lost do we begin to understand ourselves.” – Henry David Thoreau
I can totally relate to this! Sometimes a good cuppa can make a crap day a little less rubbish! You’re not alone 💜 X
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Oh absolutely! It makes things that little bit easier ☺
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I’ve never seen this hashtag before on Twitter but it seems so lovely, I’m going to start using it. Sometimes the little things really can improve a bad day!
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I made it up just on a whim but it’s nice to appreciate the little things.
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