打开网页发现上次更新已是两周前，草稿箱里躺着没来得及继续的标题，手机相册存着不久前拍摄的图片，指尖划过屏幕时突然心虚 —— 这阵子竟在 “放任堕落” 里陷了好久。
“没状态”还是“在矫情”?直到看到那篇文章，“最靠谱的治愈，从来都是自我消化”，才突然松了口气。原来我们总把 “堕落” 当成洪水猛兽，却忘了身体早有自愈本能：就像手机没电要充电，植物缺水要休眠，人在透支后也需要一段 “空白期” 来自我修复。那些没完成的待办、没回复的消息、没更新的内容，本质上都是身心在喊 “暂停”。
这两周的 “摆烂”，其实是在悄悄消化疲惫：适时的慢下来才会捕捉到更多被忽视的细节，原来所谓自我消化，从不是硬扛着自愈，而是允许自己有 “堕落” 的底气。暂停不是放弃，是给灵魂留足喘息的空间。
现在终于重新打开文档，真好，我和我的灵感，都慢慢回来了。
I opened the webpage and saw it had been two weeks since my last update. Half-done titles were in the draft folder, and photos I took recently were in my phone. When I swiped the screen, I felt guilty—I’d been "slacking off" for too long.
I asked myself: "Am I just not in the mood, or being silly?" Then I read an article saying, "The best way to heal is to deal with things on your own." I felt much better at once. We always think "slacking off" is bad, but we forget our bodies can heal themselves. It’s like a phone needs charging when it’s dead, or a plant rests when it has no water. After working too hard, we all need a "break time" to get better. Those unfinished tasks, unread messages and unupdated posts? They’re just our mind and body saying, "Stop for a while!"
These two weeks of slacking were actually me dealing with tiredness quietly. When we slow down, we notice small things we missed before. Real self-healing isn’t forcing yourself to keep going—it’s letting yourself slack off when you need to. Stopping isn’t giving up; it’s letting your soul take a breath.
Now I finally opened the document again. It’s great—I’m getting my energy and ideas back little by little.
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据说一位作家，就是每天早上9点坐在自己的办公桌前，不管有没有灵感，就开始写 😄