šŸ˜¢ On being not ok.

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Hi fam,

After the results of this weekā€™s presidential election, itā€™s safe to say weā€™re not ok. Hereā€™s how weā€™re attempting to cope with the post-election feels.

šŸ˜” Feeling every ounce of rage

When you're grieving a loss, anger can be a natural part of it. Give yourself permission to feel every ounceā€”just remember to notice where it sits in your body. Even if it feels unproductive, itā€™s a release.

šŸ“ŗļø Disassociating

When processing feels overwhelming, embrace a little escapism. Binge that comfort show, lose yourself in a game, or scroll until you can't scroll anymore. Just donā€™t be surprised if things are waiting for you afterward.

šŸ›ļø Going full bed rot

Sometimes, itā€™s easier to disconnect than to force social time. Allow yourself to cocoon, even if itā€™s not ā€œhealthy.ā€ Listen to your mind; if you need isolation, honor that in the short term.

šŸ—‘ļø Tackling chaos

If it feels helpful, do something that gives a sense of control, even if itā€™s on the messy sideā€”like reorganizing your entire closet at 2 a.m. or throwing out old stuff you donā€™t need. Itā€™s a way to reclaim a bit of power.

šŸ–• Letting go a little

Giving up on things like a tidy space or perfect routines can feel liberating when youā€™re overwhelmed. Allow yourself to let go in small ways, so you can recharge at your own pace, in your own time.

No matter what, our community will continue advocating for the mental health and wellbeing of all people. If you need support, reach out. If you need to rage, reach out. If you need to take action, reach out. Weā€™re here for you.

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