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    Hi Amber,

    I am sorry you have to deal with all of the problems happening in your life. From everything you have been through and are facing. Let me try and help. The most important thing you should know is your anxiety is not only curable but is a blessing. If you listen to the advice I will give , you will at least have a “road map” to recovery.

    Try and view anxiety as a fuel to activate motavation. It happens often in your case given what looks like traits of OCD and Obsessive thinking patterns. You build walls where there are none and in return suffer from it. It’s not what you have been through that counts but where you are going and that my dear you have power over. Sir Winston Churchill quoted “If ever you find yourself in hell…. keep moving forward.” . What is key to recovery is perspective… You have a choice to continue with the “victim mentality” where blame is put on previous events that were negative in your life to be responsible for the hardships you presently face. Or use the fuel of anxiety to make baby steps to a positive change that will lead to the best possible version of yourself. Your health is important , and your body only has one purpose to defend you from becoming ill. The questions I ask are what “weapons” are you giving your body to properly do its job? If you are in the circle of not eating or binge eating , make sure you are eating properly , healthy foods, fruits and veggies often. Exercise is key as it will release endorphins to better control the chemical imbalance in your brain. Force yourself to stay of the perscription drugs as some of them you listed are extremely addictive and you never want a “drug” to be in control of you , but you always having control over yourself. Willpower is important and you have it , you are fed up with the routine you live and in order to change you need to but in the work. Throughout University I was a major weed smoker , I don’t even think I ever went to a class sober while getting my B.Comm. It is actually a better and more natural option and has positive effects on the body (WBC count goes higer, relaxed etc..) , but when it is what is giving you financial strains , it has to go.

    It is all about your state of mind and not building walls or excuses to justify.Again I feel for you on a very real level. But you HAVE to change your lifestyle and start taking the steps in the right direction. Write a journal , regardless of your faith seek help from what is inline with your convictions and comfort. Guided meditation helps , its kind of like turning down the volume from all the thoughts that race through your mind.

    Secure your income , Create a C.V apply relentlessly as tasks your job will offer will keep your thoughts busy and you can start making some money to have full independence to never find yourself homeless again. It is not easy work , but it can be done. You owe it to yourself to be happy. It starts with a positive mind set . – Your unknown friend.

    #94362
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    Hey Mattey ,

    Pleasure to meet you. Let me see If I can help. Someone once told me some of the most “real” people are also some of the lonliest and tend not to have big circles of friends. The older you grow friendship will be based on quality and not popularity. You have all the traits to make for a person who any person should feel privileged to call a friend. You are never as good or as bad as people say you are. You have a passion and open mind. If people assume you are serious , It’s not a bad thing at all. Try to smile in public more often , when greeting someone. Open ended questions.

    People want to be talked too , you don’t need to “buy” friendships , as those people are there for all the wrong reasons.As for the pressure from your parents , just be kind to them and take things easy to not worry them . What I like about you is you are not afraid to try new things. Don’t follow the trends and stick to your values as you stated above. It gives a unique factor to who you are , another perspective someone who is equally open minded and non judgmental can learn from. Be an absolute gentleman at all time. Polite , clean cut , Good heart. Take care of your health , go to the gym. Nothing is more satisfying then knowing you are adding positive aspects to your life. The baby steps lead to natural confidence , hard work and effort will always pay off and give you a result. People gravitate to an “Image” of who they wish they were. Nothing wrong with being on your best mr.GQ , good values and kindness towards others. Be humble and know how to laugh at yourself and not take it personal. There is no right way to go about it , but these are just some small pointers to slowly get you out of the bubble of being shy while doing something good for yourself. Let me know how it goes buddy.

    #94359
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    Hi Vinni and Cath.

    I am sorry to hear about the situations you are going through. If I may be of help. Losing someone you love and care for is to me the most painful gift you can go through. You will be happy again , but you just don’t know it yet. Like the famous saying… And this too shall pass. Vinnie understand that your ex does not see the relationship the way it was. You have to accept the reality of things and not the fantacy you wish it was. It is the first time it happens to you so I completely understand the urge you have inside you wanting to “fix” things and make it right , if you can only convince her right? … She knows these things , but her choice will stay the same. You need to let it go , and have strong will power to go no contact. When this happened to me the first time , I wrote a journal , to avoid saying the things I wanted to say to her and gain more self control over myself. Remember you are in control of your actions not her’s. And when you mature to a point , where you accept LOVE … Unconditional Love . You will be happy knowing someone who meant so much to you is happy even if it is not with you. Forgive her for hurting you and Know she is not the women who will make you happy. Look at everything you did for her. It does not mean she is a bad person , she is just not the person God wants you to take care of and be with. Faith in the unknown is the best medication. Healthy living , seeking wisdom , helping others in an unknown way (like on the forum). When you do good , it makes you feel good , and you will get better. It will not go away over night , but every adjustment is a step in a new and more clear direction. You will be fine and no contact will help you. Be calm and in control of your emotions.

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