The Burnout Diet: Savage Edition (No Toxic People, No Drama, No Emotional Parasites)
The Burnout Diet: Savage Edition (No Toxic People, No Drama, No Emotional Parasites)
Cutting Out Crap is the New Self-Care
Forget keto, forget carbs, forget celery juice. We’re doing a whole new diet plan called: “Stop Letting People Drain the Life Out Of You.” Side effects include peace, energy, and accidentally enjoying your own company again.
Phase 1: Remove All Toxic Humans
If someone stresses you out, makes you feel guilty, or gives you that “why the hell am I dealing with this?” feeling—bin them. I don’t care if it’s family, the neighbour, or Karen from WhatsApp. Toxins belong in the bin, sweetheart.
Phase 2: No More Emotional Parasites
You know the ones—always taking, never giving, messaging you paragraphs, consuming your sanity like it’s a buffet. If they drain your energy more than your phone battery at 3%, congratulations, they’re officially off the menu.
Phase 3: Stop Consuming Negativity
News? Off. Drama? Off. Emotional trauma podcasts at 2am? Blocked. Your nervous system is not a sponge for everyone else’s bullshit. Protect your peace like it’s your wine stash.
Phase 4: No More Complaining (Even Your Own)
Complaining is like rewatching the same shitty episode again hoping the ending changes. Spoiler: it doesn’t. Change the script or change the channel. Preferably both.
Phase 5: Block, Delete, And Walk Away
If someone asks why you’re not responding, tell them your new diet doesn’t include emotional junk food. You only consume high-quality vibes from now on. Premium energy only, babes.
Phase 6: Add Good Energy Only
- quiet mornings
- people who don’t drain you
- laughing at stupid memes
- low-effort hobbies
- simple happiness
- peaceful humans
- doing nothing (chef’s kiss)
Life doesn’t need more hustle—it needs less bullshit. Consider this your official permission slip to yeet negativity out of your life like yesterday’s leftovers.
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