What is the single most liberating thought that you've ever had?

I don't have to respond to people when they say stupid shit to me.



I can do anything I want, as long as I accept the consequences.



That everyone's too busy thinking about themselves to remember that one time I embarrassed myself by saying the wrong thing.



"I can say no to my parents".



I get to choose who's in my life and who isn't.



If new evidence presents itself, it's okay to change my beliefs about something.



That I am not, nor will I ever be conventionally beautiful.



The realization that my parents will always be disappointed in me, no matter what I do.



That life is unfair and its a good thing because it means you don't deserve all the bad things that happen to you.



I didn't mind not being alive before I was born, I probably won't mind being dead once I'm out of there.



My life improved drastically once I gave up all hope of a better past



You can't change something that has already happened, so stop worrying about it.

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