How Is Fit in Society Helping to Well-being?

 I've had a rough few days. I made an effort to reduce my anxiety by repeating words some of the recent affirmations I had written. I assume it doesn't really help because some issues continued all day. I was tired as a result of the struggle, and I had deep sleep with a variety of dream scenarios.

 My parents' close friends were invited yesterday. Delicious cakes and bagels were cooked by us. We were fully prepared. When they arrived at around six o'clock, the parents' conversation turned solemn and dinner started to take place. They also have a daughter who is seven years old and the same age as my sibling. So we're both concerned with making her happy. I had fun playing some old games and coloring book with a Harry Potter theme.

 I once paused and looked at them. My grandparents, my parents, that couple, their daughters, and my siblings. We're all having chats. We were talking, laughing, and often changing conversation partners. What a great spot to be well!

 I reviewed my recent days. I just worked and wrote because I was stressed. I say the affirmations I can recall. I ate a lot. Additionally, my period started earlier because of that anxious feeling! I realized why my workout was unproductive. These thoughts are diminished by the meaningful talk and laughter I'm hearing. I was grateful.

 To better understand my earlier days, I look back. Winter may cause me to feel less happy. It is okay.

 Work may be challenging. Never a day goes by without something going wrong.

 Family, society, and gathering help to decrease feeling queer.

 I accepted them and saw flowers in my soul.

 When it was time to say goodbye, I was filled with gratitude all across the house. I remember what Stutz said. I remember how friends make life easier.

 This journal ends with a lot of gratitude yesterday. I wanted to share it with you. I hope you are all well, friends.

Sincerely,

Mercury.