IDL the number on the scale still controls me
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2025.7.13 Learning to let go of the numbers
Welcome to r/TheBigGirlDiary, a gentle space for writing your truth and becoming your real self. Big Girl means the part of you that wants to break free from old expectations and live honestly. Here, we share our stories of struggle, growth, and small victories. It’s a warm, safe place where kindness and understanding help us heal together. No matter where you’re at, you’re welcome to be exactly who you are.
What’s something you’ve done as an adult to make up for what your inner child missed out on?
For redditors identifying as or interested in INFJs (Ni-Fe-Ti-Se) as described by MBTI.
What’s something you’ve done as an adult to make up for what your inner child missed out on?
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2025.7.9 Making peace withchocolate
Welcome to r/TheBigGirlDiary, a gentle space for writing your truth and becoming your real self. Big Girl means the part of you that wants to break free from old expectations and live honestly. Here, we share our stories of struggle, growth, and small victories. It’s a warm, safe place where kindness and understanding help us heal together. No matter where you’re at, you’re welcome to be exactly who you are.
What’s the scariest, most confusing thing that ever happened between you and your family?
r/BPD is a community of people with BPD (EUPD) and people who know someone with BPD looking for mutual support and resources to help guide them through their journey.
What’s the scariest, most confusing thing that ever happened between you and your family? Something that still stays with you?
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2025.7.7 A month into living alone
Welcome to r/TheBigGirlDiary, a gentle space for writing your truth and becoming your real self. Big Girl means the part of you that wants to break free from old expectations and live honestly. Here, we share our stories of struggle, growth, and small victories. It’s a warm, safe place where kindness and understanding help us heal together. No matter where you’re at, you’re welcome to be exactly who you are.
What made you decide to live alone?
Living alone is the new normal. Discuss and share your experiences; celebrate your joys, express your worries, or ask advice relating to solo living | Remember, we are all alone together
2025.7.6 What's the reason behind your anger?
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What’s something you used to tolerate but now refuse to accept?
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2025.7.3 I think I made the right choice
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2025.7.1 Alone, but Free
Welcome to r/TheBigGirlDiary, a gentle space for writing your truth and becoming your real self. Big Girl means the part of you that wants to break free from old expectations and live honestly. Here, we share our stories of struggle, growth, and small victories. It’s a warm, safe place where kindness and understanding help us heal together. No matter where you’re at, you’re welcome to be exactly who you are.
What is something you did that made you feel free for the very first time?
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When was the first time you said no to your parents?
This is still a new community where we're trying to frame the discussion of a very overlooked part of the human condition: childhood emotional neglect by primary caregivers. Help us get things started by contributing your thoughts and inviting others to join.
When was the first time you said no to your parents?
This is a support group for people raised by abusive parents (with toxic, self-absorbed or abusive personality traits, which may be exhibited by those who suffer from cluster B personality disorders). Please share your stories, your questions, your histories, your fears and your triumphs. Significant others and friends are all welcome.
2025.6.26 I took my power back
Welcome to r/TheBigGirlDiary, a gentle space for writing your truth and becoming your real self. Big Girl means the part of you that wants to break free from old expectations and live honestly. Here, we share our stories of struggle, growth, and small victories. It’s a warm, safe place where kindness and understanding help us heal together. No matter where you’re at, you’re welcome to be exactly who you are.
What’s something you’ve stopped trying to explain because nobody listens?
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What body-related beliefs were you taught growing up, and how are you starting to let them go?
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2025.6.24 My first dress
Welcome to r/TheBigGirlDiary, a gentle space for writing your truth and becoming your real self. Big Girl means the part of you that wants to break free from old expectations and live honestly. Here, we share our stories of struggle, growth, and small victories. It’s a warm, safe place where kindness and understanding help us heal together. No matter where you’re at, you’re welcome to be exactly who you are.
What’s one thing you thought was your fault, but later realized it wasn’t?
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2025.6.19 I didn’t do anything wrong
Welcome to r/TheBigGirlDiary, a gentle space for writing your truth and becoming your real self. Big Girl means the part of you that wants to break free from old expectations and live honestly. Here, we share our stories of struggle, growth, and small victories. It’s a warm, safe place where kindness and understanding help us heal together. No matter where you’re at, you’re welcome to be exactly who you are.
What did the flying monkeys do that hurt you the most?
This is a support group for people raised by abusive parents (with toxic, self-absorbed or abusive personality traits, which may be exhibited by those who suffer from cluster B personality disorders). Please share your stories, your questions, your histories, your fears and your triumphs. Significant others and friends are all welcome.