What's one thing most people don't know about you?
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What's one thing most people don't know about you? I pick at my skin 20-60 minutes a day but I am working to stop it!!
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Julia
no one believes me. i told my parents, my girl friend about my severe depression and stress struggles. no one seems to care. everyone have their own problems so im aware telling anyone about anything.
That there has been multiple times where Ive thought to myself, being dead would be nice.
@littleThinker1447 I tell that to myself sometimes. And then i think about my family, and choose it is never a good option to kill oneself.
How much I care about my friends, the fact that they're on my mind about 95% of the time, that I respond to their text messagaes as soon as I can even if I'm playing online, and that I hide many of my own issues to appear as "normal" as possible
@diligentOak5272 same
Some ten years ago I was almost raped by my crush. I managed to push him, and run away. Still wonder if he actually did it if I froze then and there. I was a virgin at the time.
My lack of self-confidence goes deeper than they think.
Behind all these smiles I put on, I'm a very troubled girl. I go through so many things in life. Although I always keep it bottled in and never share it with others, I'm not the happy girl I seem. Rather than sharing my troubles with others, I rather help others than be helped because that's how I could really cope with my emotions; by helping others with issues they face in life, it distracts me from my own problems and helps me learn things from the advice I give AND it makes me feel better knowing that what I'm doing is for the good of community.
@ALeonait
@ALeona I know exactly how you feel
I watch loads of tv series to distract me from my life.
I'm in love with my best friend and I don't have the courage to tell her because I don't want to lose our friendship.
@JoOasis me, too.
I'm bi. I know it's one of the least stigmatized sexualities and most LGBTQ+ people have it worse, but I just can't seem to come out and say it. I'm worried all my friends will regect me and stop inviting me to sleepovers. For me it's not 50/50, it's more 30/70 and I don't want to have to explain that to every person I meet. I'm worried all my female friends will grow uncomfortable around me, instantly assuming I have a crush on them. I came out to my sister once, but realised a few minutes later that I wasn't ready. I simply told her it was a prank. I know 3 other bi people. One who is open, one who keeps it quiet and one who is bi but doesn't use labels. I kind of relate more to the third person, who I happen to like. My crush is a guy, so I'm worried that if I come out they'll say "No, you like a boy, so you're straight".
@TryingToBreathe Me, too, though I am open - though quiet - about it. I don't hide it and will answer if asked, but most people assume I'm straight unless that know me well. I mentioned it in passing in the presence of an old friend I've had for many years, who is very VERY straight, and she surprised me by saying, "I didn't know that! You should have told me, I would love you no matter what!" and hugging me. Now, she flirts (jokingly) with me all the time, and tells everybody that if she were gay I'd be her first pick 😛
Don't be afraid. Your REAL friends won't care, and the others don't deserve you!
I guess I'm more like your friend who doesn't like labels. I'm usually more attracted to men, but my main philosophy is that the most important thing about a person is NOT what's between their legs!
I have loads of insecurities. I hate my hair, my body, my voice, my humor, my personality, anything I do or make. But it's not all the time. It's like waves are coming over me, making me super selfconscious about one particular thing. One day I hate my face, a week later it's my legs. But it always comes back.