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How should a person start again after a devastating loss & disappointment? Would it be difficult?

There is no such thing as starting again. You learn to cope with the loss and disappointment. It won’t always be as difficult but it will be difficult at first.

What do you like most about your family?

How they don’t pressure me to socialize irl or when it comes to the career path I choose to follow and how they’re understanding or willing to understand me.

today: Elderly Romanian woman used amber nugget worth over $1 million as a doorstop for decades ? Do you think you have something that could help you in your life but you ignore it?

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Yes, I could’ve listened to my dad and learned a little bit about computer programming with his help but I chose not to. I was never really interested in computers and a part of me tells me that I’m better off doing a job where I can express my creativity or teach others about a certain subject that I’m good at.
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What’s a mistake you made in the past that you’ve learned from?

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That when someone shows their true colors, believe them instead of sticking around and hoping that they’ll be the person they appeared to be at the start of getting to know them. I kept talking to this one guy that I met online but never met irl (thankfully) even after he started being rude/disrespectful, thinking that he’ll treat me nicely like he did so in the beginning. After being ghosted for about 3 months he came back but I had a lot of thinking to do while he was away so when he came back and treated me poorly again, I blocked him.

Does certain phrases or words like "chicken" in shoutouts get flagged on here? I asked a question earlier that got removed and i was confused.

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I think it’s because some people report those shoutouts or maybe it was taken the wrong way. If you were to say someone is/was being a chicken, then that would most likely be removed. If you just used it in a sentence where you’re talking about food, it shouldn’t be a problem unless someone or more than one person falsely reported it.

It's so hilarious watching this show from 20 years ago where these people are showing off the ultra modern high tech that costs a fortune. The high tech in question? being able to send your friends photos and videos on your cell phone. It sounds like a joke now.

Tbh, I think most of us would’ve done the same back then.

you know that feeling after you've swallowed something and it feels like it's stuck in your throat, even though it's not.

That’s why I drink a full glass of water when taking my vitamin supplements because it feels like they’re stuck in my throat sometimes.

Is there a condition you've inherited from your family? I have ADHD and panic disorder, and as an adult, I’ve realized that my dad shows all the same symptoms of ADHD, and my grandma often had panic attacks. But neither of them were ever diagnosed, I'm the first who actually takes mental health srs

OCD and depression from my mom (but mine is/was more severe) as well as social anxiety (from my dad). My mom didn’t see anyone for her OCD and got over her triggers with some help from family friends but I believe she did see someone for her depression before. My dad’s social anxiety doesn’t get in the way of him from doing his work so he hasn’t seen anyone for it, although it does make it harder for him to enjoy life because he doesn’t like being around people or crowds.

Does every compliment make you feel uncomfortable? What mental illness is that, to not want to want attention?

I know some people have imposter syndrome and those individuals usually don’t feel like they deserve compliments or praise so it could be that. Every compliment doesn’t make me feel uncomfortable but I try to not let it get to my head and feed my ego.

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