What a Time to be Alone: The Slumflower's Guide to Why You Are Already Enough

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Anytime you find yourself in an environment that dilutes your self-esteem, picture four-year-old you and try your best to be her hero.”

Outdoor cats use cat flaps to go out so they can go around and play. It’s a fun change for them. Some cat flaps also have chips that can be programmed to open only when the intended Cat tries to use them. It prevents other animals from entering your home. Chidera, 23, is known as the The Slumflower to her over 200,000 social media followers and followers of her award-winning blog. The name Slumflower is centred around the idea of a rose growing from concrete - and, boy, does she shine beautifully. Suddenly my internal dialogue is a long series of uuuuggggghhhhh noises while I feel my adrenaline rising.

Others have families and jobs that keep them too busy for time alone, and would love to sneak a few moments to themselves. If you're alonefornegative reasons, keep reading. At the end of this list,Igive some tips onthings you can do to change your situation. 17. You can't be yourself with others. Being alone helps you understand and appreciate yourself. It helps you process your life —past, present, and what you hope to be your future.

Don’t worry about THEM– avoid other people’s demons and realise that everyone is protecting themselves from something – no matter how aggressive their method.

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Unlike other cats, the British short hair does not need much attention and is happy with its own company. They need their place and especially appreciate people who do not play with them permanently or stroke them. British shorthair cat also does not like to be lifted. So they can live happily when they are left alone for the day. 2. European Shorthair European Shorthair Breed Characteristics Chidera is featured in Sunday Times’ 2019 Top 100 Influencers list, The Evening Standard Progress 1000 most influential 2019 and BBC’s 100 Women 2018. That same year, Chidera was also awarded Cosmopolitan’s ‘Changemaker of the Year’ award. March 2018 saw Chidera host a BBC Newsbeat documentary about hair loss in young people, which raised awareness of traction alopecia (from which she suffers) and in June of the same year Chidera gave her inaugural TEDx talk, exploring the fear of being alone.