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Why do I always hold everything thing, and bottle everything up, until I crackle like a firework, but instead of pretty colors, it’s all anger, and horrible words. Why can I never take a compliment? Why do I always change the topic, & deny it in my head, why do I never believe what they tell me? Why do I always feel uncomfortable, and my mind fills with self doubt. Why do I always feel misunderstood, and always explain myself over and over, until I make sure they fully realize what it means? Why do I always cry over the smallest things someone does to me? Why do I feel left out all the time from my friends, and as if they don’t really know who I am, no matter how much I tell them? Why don’t people care as much as I do? It feels as if nobody really cares enough to listen. I always put all the work in my friendships, but everyone goes with the flow.. & doesn’t really care about the whole thing. Ya know. Why do I always feel alone, and I’m scared of what I say. So I rather not say anything at all. I rather stay silent. But when I’m in my mind, all I think are sad things, unless I distract myself, when I’m alone.
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You feel bad deep inside and don't feel that you are good enough to be complimented. You cry over the smallest things because you are too sensitive and you need to learn to shrug off small things. As you become older and more mature you should gain the confidence which you lack now. When you come into your own and have enough confidence you will accept compliments and not cry over small things. Children who have had an adult or parent putting them down constantly or even just occasionally feel lower than others with low self esteem and are afraid that they will be ridiculed, laughed at, or spoken badly about if they say very much. Look in a mirror every day and tell yourself that you are as good as everyone else, and even better than some. Say this over and over every day until you believe it and realize that you are as great as others and even better than a few or maybe many.
ReplyI have no words. This made me cry, thank you. Thank you very much, I can’t explain it in words, so please, imagine my gratitude.
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