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I sometimes ask myself if this is all for attention. I wonder if the way I feel is a result of a broken home and that there is nothing biologically wrong with my brain. I compare my condition to those of others and then convince myself that “it’s not that bad” and “suck it up”. I tell myself that as long as it hasn’t affected anyone else that it’s under control.
The rational part of me tells me that this is not a healthy way of thinking. That if I were to hear this type of talk from anyone else I would scold them for not taking care of their mental state. So why is it that I question the legitimacy of my own? Is it my pride that won’t let me feel inferior or vulnerable for a moment? Just enough to say I neep help
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If you are here asking yourself these kind of questions dont you feel inferior at times and vurnable? Maybe you dont belive real help would be done?
ReplyWhat if you feel inferior and vurneable often and others see you as pridefull,no matter what,you just leave that impression,and you need a person who you can trust to to realy help you and not make much attention and blow things out of proportion..? Idk
ReplyI feel frequently in a mess,and i would like someone to say somethong without me pulling somwone maybe not even interested for some word,so sometimes i give word or two here too without being asked that maybe sometimes helps someone
ReplyNothing hateful
ReplyJust giving a helpful advice maybe even if its not being asked,maybe it helps
ReplyI don't think the right word to use here is "pride ", but instead I'd use the word "scared".
When you see or have the feeling that something's wrong, you naturally get scared of what might happen afterwards, that is if you consider what you have/feel, wrong. Now..., I'm not a doctor or even some kind of psycholog, but I know what it feels like. Your heart rate increases, you start looking around you to spot those invisible eyes watching, judging you, and the scariest of all...., your mind starts panicking, literally.
I don't know you, and I don't really know what you are exactly experiencing, but listen to me, if your mind starts panicking, and by this I mean, starting to think on it's own, imagining all kinds of sceneries of what might happen if I had this and that... Stop listening. It may sound crazy and impossible, because your mind... Is you. But there is a way. Stop listening to your mind by paying more attention to it. Try to analyze yourself on your own. Write down, somewhere, what's happening inside there, what your thoughts are and how you feel. Doing so, you'll begin to acknowledge yourself .
Again, I really am not sure if I got it right, but I hope so.
Bye, yours- iliketacos(very much, lol)
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