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dani_meows) wrote2018-12-15 02:05 pm
dani_meows) wrote2018-12-15 02:05 pm
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I envy normal people.
Who don't have a panic meltdown everytime they need to leave.
Today's supposed to be my first solo bus trip but I'm not ready. Ian and I have done several bus trips together and it's been fine but the idea of getting on the bus by myself is frightening.
Why do I feel so small?
Who don't have a panic meltdown everytime they need to leave.
Today's supposed to be my first solo bus trip but I'm not ready. Ian and I have done several bus trips together and it's been fine but the idea of getting on the bus by myself is frightening.
Why do I feel so small?
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First, I'm going to go out on a limb here and say no one is completely normal.
We all have our quirks/hang ups/insecurities.
Be gentle with yourself. You can only do what you can do, and if you can't do it today, you may manage it tomorrow.
♥
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Good points! I guess I should be happy my quirks have labels (bipolar disorder, anxiety disorder, agoraphobia...) and medications.
I ended up delaying the solitary bus ride for another week since I'm definitely not ready to try a bus ride where Ian is about 45 minutes away and at work if I can't even try the one where he's home in our apartment...
But I should focus on the fact that after 13 years, I've been leaving the house by myself at all. I'm making good progress unlearning the behaviors that anxiety taught me were safe....
I'm really good at beating myself up and not so good at not beating myself up.
♥ Thanks for commenting. ^_^