I wish someone like my parents or teachers had noticed early on to try something before it got to the point it is now. I had a semi meltdown recently just having to let in painters paint a room in my house. I feel bitch made and want to change but I try and nothing changes.
Be open to the possibility that the anxiety/fear/etc. you experience now was passed on to you from your parents, and their parents. If your parents haven't acknowledged/addressed their own internal issues/limitations/dysfunctions, how would they identify/mitigate yours.
It's up to you. Being a victim of your past doesn't accomplish anything but continuing a cycle. Never stop moving forward, even when doing so means falling down and standing back up.
Fear/anxiety is a brick wall preventing you from your potential. It's okay to feel those feelings, but, you need to break through them like the kool-aid man on a cocaine and viagra binge.
Some people can push themselves. Many can't. If you're one of the latter, find someone trusted who can motivate you into going headstrong into the fear/anxiety.
It doesn't hurt to thank those types of people, in some way.
It's up to you. Being a victim of your past doesn't accomplish anything but continuing a cycle. Never stop moving forward, even when doing so means falling down and standing back up.
Fear/anxiety is a brick wall preventing you from your potential. It's okay to feel those feelings, but, you need to break through them like the kool-aid man on a cocaine and viagra binge.
Some people can push themselves. Many can't. If you're one of the latter, find someone trusted who can motivate you into going headstrong into the fear/anxiety.
It doesn't hurt to thank those types of people, in some way.
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