What Kind of Comfort Do You Need?

What Kind of Comfort Do You Need

  • Question of

    bad day. where do you go first?

    • bed. immediately.
    • someone’s passenger seat
    • shower with the lights low
    • kitchen for something warm
    • outside alone for a bit
    • literally wherever my person is
  • Question of

    pick a text you want to receive

    • “you don’t have to talk”
    • “come here”
    • “i brought food”
    • “i’m not going anywhere”
    • “you did enough today”
    • “tell me what happened”
  • Question of

    choose a room

    • giant bed + too many blankets
    • tiny lamp + rain outside
    • warm kitchen at midnight
    • messy room that feels lived in
    • quiet balcony
    • someone else’s room where i somehow feel calmer
  • Question of

    what are you tired of?

    • thinking
    • explaining myself
    • being responsible
    • pretending i’m okay
    • people needing things from me
    • feeling alone around people
  • Question of

    pick something to hold

    • hot mug
    • someone’s hand
    • pillow
    • old hoodie
    • tiny stuffed animal
    • honestly my phone unfortunately
  • Question of

    someone notices you’re upset

    • please don’t make me talk yet
    • hug me
    • distract me
    • ask me what’s wrong
    • just sit there
    • act normal but stay close
  • Question of

    choose a sound

    • rain
    • someone cooking in the next room
    • quiet music
    • ocean
    • someone saying my name softly
    • absolutely nothing
  • Question of

    your current emotional support activity?

    • sleeping
    • rewatching the same show
    • long shower
    • ordering food
    • driving/walking with music
    • talking to one specific person
  • Question of

    pick a sentence

    • “you can rest now”
    • “i understand”
    • “you’re safe”
    • “i’ve got you”
    • “you don’t have to fix it tonight”
    • “stay”
  • Question of

    when everything feels too much, you want…

    • silence
    • softness
    • someone
    • sleep
    • answers
    • to stop being needed for five minutes

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