in the wonders of my mindš.
hey there :D hm. last time I checked you didnāt look like meš§makes sense doesnāt itšsince there can only be one *me*āØone of a kind now arent Iš/sar. one out of 8118835999āØš·can you imagine :0 o right- you can- becoss youāre also one of a kindš sorrysorry haha :Pš¤im just messing around xDšalso itās 2am- but shush no snitchingš¤«Iāll sleep in a whilešwhen Iām feeling a bit more sane :>šš©·
wanted to have my own space.š for thoughts feelings vents or just anything on my mind.š
to whoever'sĀ coming acrossĀ :'3šplease dont lurk here.š©· I know anyone can have access to this forumĀ :')šbut please be respectfulš©·.(but honestly..I know someone will either way :Pš yāall get crazy nosy haha- itās alright.šnothing too interesting will be here anywayšif you would like to come in and be supportive itās completely okiešbut please donāt make it a regular or "normal" thing if that makes sense. just have a sort of limitšbecause Iād still like this to be just my space ^-^š)
Iām trying to reply to something on cups but I donāt know what to say on one part because thatās obviously the part where Iām not talking about myself :ā) and I donāt know how to support. I actually wanna look up that I donāt know if Iām just uncontrollably talkative or self centered or if itās something elseĀ
"There can be many reasons why you feel this way, and itās important to remember that itās okay to seek help to understand and manage these feelings. Some possible reasons might include:
1. Anxiety: Anxiety can make you feel self-conscious and worry about how others perceive you. This can lead to overthinking your interactions and feeling bad about talking about yourself.
2. Low Self-Esteem: If you have low self-esteem, you might feel that talking about yourself is not valuable or that others arenāt interested in what you have to say. This can create a cycle of negative feelings and self-doubt.
3. Depression: Depression can cause feelings of worthlessness and guilt, which might make you feel bad when you talk about yourself. It can also affect your ability to engage in conversations about other topics.
4. Past Experiences: If youāve had experiences where people have broken your trust or ignored you, it can lead to a fear of opening up and talking about yourself. These experiences can shape how you interact with others and view yourself.
5. Social Skills: Sometimes, difficulties in knowing what to say about others can stem from a lack of practice or confidence in social skills. This can make conversations feel more challenging and increase the focus on yourself.
6. Personality Traits: Some people naturally tend to focus more on their own experiences and feelings. This isnāt inherently bad, but it might require some adjustments in how you approach conversations.
Understanding the root cause of these feelings often requires introspection and, sometimes, professional help. A therapist can work with you to explore these underlying issues and develop strategies to manage them"
my head hurts so bad
I probably shouldnāt talk about it but if a friend came on and started apologizing for everything really late in their time zone-
I mean I replied itās not that horrible I wouldnāt just sit there and stare at the screen for stuff like this. and they apologized like 4 more times. I counted. in different ways. and I replied and idk what else to do I feel so weak and unable and idk in situations like this because all I can do is type messages, send messages, through a screen, on the other side of the world. and no offense words can help and all that but
not right now. not for this