journal prompts.

• What am I grateful for in this moment?

• What habit am I thankful I’ve built?

• What small moment today brought me joy?

• how can I make today feel romantic just for me?

• what would my ideal solo valentine’s day look like?

• how do I want to remember this day a year from now?

• What would detachment look like in my daily behavior, not just my thoughts?

• What do I gain by choosing distance instead of explanation?

• What am I afraid will happen if I fully let go?

• What am I afraid will happen if I slow down?

• What does “too much” actually mean for me in this moment?

• What boundary have you been avoiding, and why?

• What situations make it hardest for you to say no, and why?

• What am I truly afraid will happen if I make this choice?

• How would my life look one year after each choice?

• How often do you put your needs last, and why?

• When do you feel most drained by trying to please others?

• What does intentional rest mean to me?

• How can I plan rest into my schedule without guilt?

• What kind of rest do I crave most right now: physical, emotional, or spiritual?

• Which situations trigger my perfectionist tendencies the most?

• What memories shaped my idea that I need to be flawless?

• What do I fear will happen if I’m not perfect?

What thoughts keep replaying in my mind?

How can I interrupt a thought spiral with a grounding method?

What outcome am I afraid of, and how can I prepare calmly instead?

How do I define “being lovable”? What past experiences taught me to question my worth? What part of me longs to be seen and appreciated the most right now?

When do I feel most alone? What usually triggers my loneliness? How do I usually respond to loneliness? Describe what loneliness feels like.

Decentering men is all about focusing on yourself and your life and not letting men take over all your thoughts. Put the focus back on you with these journal prompts.

When do you feel most insecure? When do you feel safest within yourself? What keeps me from letting people see the real me?

Whether you’re looking for journal prompts to get over a crush or dealing with your first heartbreak, here are guided reflection ideas to help you not break no contact and help you get over a breakup once and for all.

Mental health is an important aspect of self love, so let’s take our personal journeys to the next step with these 25 journal prompts for mental health.

1. Describe what self awareness means to you and how it would look illustrated in your life.

2. What do you wish you were more self aware about?

3. Name someone who is self aware in your life and what qualities about them let you know that.