Positivity is a really hard thing to get behind when life and your own brain just don't stop shitting on you, but it's things like this post that help me keep my head above water. Knowing that there are people out there who are just as skeptical and unsure and all that, but find themselves in places surrounded by good people that make it all worthwhile.
I'm glad that you've found said good people and things are looking up for you. And thank you for sharing. Happy new year, and best wishes! :)
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I think I peaked with my copypasta one tbh.
And I may be working on hating myself less, but I still hate people a hella lot, so I don't think so.
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I dont think I ever commented on her threads but I've always read them
so Im glad you finally found some balance in your life.
I mean, you finally came to the point where you can stop and appreciate the few good moments
that happens in your life, it take balls to notice that.
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Hope u find wonderful and comfort as u seek. Solve each problem one by one dont bear all at once sometime solve one many will sovlr too
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I hope you continue to have such great successes next year, too! And remember that often the best leaders (and managers) are reluctant ones. ;)
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After so much negativity and so many bad experiences, it becomes difficult to keep hope alive. Even so, I continued to believe there was more to you than just hate. I am thankful for having seen the better side of you. Life is full of things we like and dislike, and we have no control over it. We do, however, have control over our response to Life, including our point of view. Some people go through life by reflex, passively reacting to what goes on around them, but it seems you are becoming proactive and casting out the unwanted influence of others. That is the key to happiness, and I wish you success.
(That was really difficult to put into words, but I hope it all makes sense to you.)
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Even with medication my anxiety's been getting worse. I need a lot more work done before I work over people.
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Might not work for you of course, but what helped for me was fooling myself that I'm better than I actually was. Over time the anxiety started fading and that helped me catch up with my self-esteem. It's come back now though, but I also managed to have 3 years of happiness.
I'll work through this rough patch and after that it'll continue to be great again. I'll let you know what I used for this one once that's done :)
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Happy new year! :)
For me, personally, positivity doesn't mean being blindly optimistic or ignoring reality, but it's more of getting myself to accept the possibility that something good might happen (and that if something bad happens, it's not the end of the world) and that I'm actually deserving of a good thing happening to me. I'm naturally cynical and pessimistic and lack self-esteem, so it's difficult, but I try to keep my mind away from the self-loathing and defeatist mindset.
I know someone who is unquestionably optimistic about everything, faithful maybe is a better word. In spite of all facts or evidence to the contrary, he just keeps repeating that he knows it's all going to work itself out, to the detriment of his family, his health, and his business. And he's constantly getting taken advantage of by people who exploit his faith in humanity... To me, that's not very different from where I used to be when I thought the worst of everybody and expected the worst to happen in every situation. The goal, I think, should be to fall somewhere in the middle, accepting facts and acknowledging reality, but not giving up too easily and not assuming the outcome (whether good or bad) before even trying to do something about it.
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BUMP
J/K
Seriously, glad that you and your GF had a moment -- sounds like it was an important one. I don't believe in pop psychology either, but take it from someone who's been through a ton of shit that being positive doesn't hurt, either. I don't mean being falsely positive...but there's no reason to look for the negative when the positive is actually available.
Sounds to me like you found an awesome girlfriend who likes the real you. I think that you can find something positive there, right? Focus on that, and lot of a negative crap can just be deflected.
Happy 2018. May yours (and mine) be one fuck-ton better than 2017. ππππ»
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Sounds like you had a great year overall. Let's hope the new one will be even better. Happy new year!
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Positive energy, something like I'm afraid of all frowns
Positivity ain't my thing, mostly 'cause the people who preach it say that you should be positive always and that everything will get better. They disregard that having emotion is human, it's healthy to cry, sigh, and get pissed sometimes.And they disregard loss, they focus on what you can gain but don't realize that you can't replace everything.
Positivity ain't my thing, but my gf's drunken new year's speech has made me realize what I had again, people who actually cared about and loved me.
last year wasn't great, but the best things in my life happened to me then. I found someone who actually
loves me. And I'm a shitty gf because I just try to give people what they want so they like me, but she just wants me, and thats someone I don't want anyone to see. But she's the best thing in my life.
I also found other people who cared for me. I made some internet friends, (though that was mostly the year before.), and now some ones in rel life.
I got a job. I'm wanted for manager, but I don't think I could with my anxiety. But the fact I was able to get past my anxiety in the first place to get a job is huge.
And I've become myself. I'm no longer hiding who I am most of the time. And I did this without the help of my shitty hmo, 'cause they basically fucking abandoned me.
I wish I had someone else to send this too, but I guess the site that I've made hate me'll have to do, lol.
I hope y'all had a wonderful holiday and good luck and well wishes going into this year. Find hope in this cold, dark, fucking world
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