What was the smallest decision you took that changed your life?
What was the smallest decision taken by you that changed your life completely?
To me, it was the decision of going to the psychiatrist for the first time.
I thought it'd be better if I probably asked them what was wrong with me, just to get a diagnosis.
What happened later on changed me completely. That's the reason why I'm on this platform today. That's the reason I'm here as I am. The reason to the worst period of my life. The reason to the opening of new gates of life I never knew existed. The reason to everything.
Honestly, if I had the chance to change back the tiniest of the decisions, I would have changed it back then. I would have changed my decision to no, let's not go. But that's me.
What would you do if you had the chance to change the very same decision you took?
You made a decision to go to a psychiatrist and what happened later changed you.
I want to know more @blissfulSky8162 I'm open to talking about it sometime if you want.
One of the decisions I made was to join the military. Not a reflection on the decision of others, I wouldn't join now.
I made the choice to trust a long-time friend.
It ruined my life. Be very careful who you trust.
I made a decision to permanently delete my social platforms that I've worked hard on for the past few years. They were mainly to showcase my art, along with some video content.
I was a freelance digital artist before I came back to 7cups, and I was heavily trying to put myself out there. But after my crisis and going through recovery and therapy the past few months, I could not look my artworks the same way again. I was not proud of the person I was, especially as an artist. I didn't realize how much of a toll it took on my mental health.
I figured it was best to put them all to rest and move forward with my life as I continue to recover. I never spoke to anyone I made small friendships with during those years. I just left and disappeared. I believe it's better this way.
