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    vic
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    Hey, KaCee! There’s a website called meetup . com that is really useful for finding people with similar interests to you! Meditation groups, book clubs, etc.

    I would personally recommend really indulging in self-care as well. There’s hundreds of YouTube videos about it at this point – the younger generation is all about self-love. Really discover who KaCee is, what she wants, what pleases her and what issues she has to work through. You deserve to be your own best friend and love yourself unconditionally.

    Prayers also always help. Ask and/or thank your Angels for bringing the perfect friend in to your life at the perfect time (perfect does NOT equal flawless!) and for the comfort that they provide to you.

    #167434
    Anonymous
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    Dear KaCee:

    My suggestion: join an acting class. In improvisational acting exercises, with the guidance of a gifted teacher, you learn, and practice, to come out of yourself, to express to others, to communicate and do so with a sense of freedom.

    anita

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    June
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    Hi KaCee,

    I bet many women feel that way once their kid/s grow up. We are conditioned to put other people’s needs ahead of our own. Luckily you are young, and have lots of living ahead. It’s time to focus on You now. Become your own best friend first. Try to find out what most interests you; what are you passionate about ? It may take some time. Often things we loved as children are still important as adults. Then go where others have similar interests. Maybe try some adult Ed courses. The Internet is unlimited in resources. Adult friendships are usually based on common interests. Because you are on this site, possibly meditation, or Buddhist groups would appeal to you. One way to overcome shyness is to focus on other people. Treat them how you want to be treated, and you will connect with others. There is nothing wrong with you. You will still be a wife and mother, but one with expanded interests of your own. I wish you well on your self discovery !

    Be Well, June

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