• Lover of coffee and naps • Creator of @AgainstSuicide • IG: @carrieshade • she/her
Pittsburgh, PA
Joined March 2011
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Carrie Shade retweeted
“so yeah, I do have a bmi of 30. I am considered overweight. but alas, I’m going to the olympics and you’re not”
oh I love her
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Carrie Shade retweeted
🎥| Noah on the Grammys red carpet: “My greatest priority is to reduce the stigma around mental health”
(via AP News)
I've tried to re-write this today, but I don't think I could've said this any better than I did last year.
the fact that i’ve been posting on tiktok every day for months with 200 views and now apparently my claim to fame is the fact that i sprinkled ranch powder on carrots lol
at least once a week i think about something that has happened to me and i just think “wow i should really be in therapy” lol
posted a tiktok about my eyebrows last week and it went a little viral and let me tell ya….. the internet really doesn’t like my eyebrows lol
Carrie Shade retweeted
It's #WorldSuicidePreventionDay!
As a suicidologist and someone who has experienced chronic suicidality since age 9, I want to offer some insights that mainstream prevention orgs don't often share. 🧵
Carrie Shade retweeted
taylor swift really does control my life my every thought and emotion revolves around her
i got a camera so my husband can watch and talk to our dog while he’s at work and it’s my new favorite purchase lol
I know it can be viewed as "unprofessional" to talk about personal issues online, but I always want my platforms to be a place where people can feel less alone about situations they may be struggling with. My DMs are open to people going through similar situations.
Last year on father's day, my dad made a Facebook post about how he is a "forgotten dad" after 3 of his children decided to go no contact with him 6 months prior after dealing with his abuse and manipulation our entire lives.
That's not even the worst part.
It is now a full year later, and I cannot fathom seeing someone tell you that, contrary to what they have made you believe, their father was abusive and there are valid reasons you don't talk to him. And then CONTINUING to tell said children that they are wrong..