That is literally the perfect Prince purple.

Prince Philip was born a prince. His father was the son of the King of Greece and it was still an active monarchy at that time. However Philip renounced those titles prior to marrying Elizabeth. When they married he became the Duke of Edinburgh and received the HRH. About a decade later the Queen gave him the title of…

Truly. William is going through an awkward stage right now. He also seems more introverted than Harry and that adds to his awkwardness. He was a super cute baby and little boy, tho.

Who knew that Harry would turn out to be the cute one.

I’m William’s age and I used to think he was so hot. Now, not so much. It’s not even that he’s older and balding. Please. I’m not as young as I used to be either, but I feel like he used to look like Diana and now all I see is Charles. Ugh.

This.

those composite photos are absolutely hilarious. and no, sorry she’s not hot enough for him :(

He’s not marrying me so I don’t see what I should be excited about.

I don’t feel good about blaming the parents without knowing more about the situation. Her parent/s might be dealing with their own mental health issues, or really poor physical health, or any number of other possibilities. Maybe the girl was being treated, but the treatment wasn’t working. Maybe they have tried…

Thank you, <3

Great post. It’s amazing what “looking good”, whatever a persons idea of that is, does for someone. The reason why I never wore pajamas to take a test, etc. My big thing right now is my nails. I absolutely hate doing it, but it makes me feel good about myself after the fact. Whatever it is for anyone else, good for…

If my teen depression had looked like this, my mother would have absolutely just screamed at me to sort my hair out, in addition to telling me to “get over it.” If she didn’t shave my head for me, with or without my consent. In reality, I pulled my hair out, and had a bald patch going at any given time, and instead of…

At the same time, if getting her to eat or change her clothes is a struggle that takes priority over the hair. This is her most visible symptom, but maybe not her worst problem. Her parents may really be trying.

The point about parents telling kids to “get over it” really breaks my heart. I’ve been in that place, where self-care seems damn near impossible and your hygiene falls to the wayside, but never when I was living with family. I really, really hope this girl has someone in her life she can talk to and confide in.

I’m in tears. Kayley’s a guardian angel in disguise and I’m so happy that it was her chair that this poor distressed girl stumbled into. Not only does her client’s new hair look amazing, she clearly received the sort of love and care she desperately needed right now. I’m deeply concerned about this girl’s home…

I’ve lived with pretty severe bipolar disorder I since I was 14 (diagnosed only at age 28, but the symptoms set in far, far earlier than that). I know the pain of being so depressed you can’t get out of bed for days at a time, so much that even the thought of showering is too exhausting to accomplish. I know how it…

I’d also think - after the hair has become matted - it becomes one of the factors that can fuel and help maintain the depression.

I spent my internship at a DV agency and we always had specialized trainings for cosmetologists. Oftentimes, abuse victims and people with severe depression will not only open up to their stylists, but the stylists will often see bruises and cuts from abuse and self harm that may be hidden by hair. We always gave them…

This is at least the third article I’ve read in a similar vein — about depressed people neglecting their self-care — in the last month or two. I don’t know what has caused this emergence, but I welcome it. I work from home so I’m not worried about what I look/smell like to other people, so my depression wins most…