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Laughter attack in Psychology ·
Way to go! Keep that spirit up and keep pushing forward

Honestly, I find myself laughing all the time just watching high-quality shows on TV lately. It’s easy enough, and hey, even a few minutes of downtime can really make your day
Laughter attack in Psychology ·
I had a total laughing fit today just thinking about those women who act like they’re too good for everyone else. {Now I find myself walking through downtown, scanning the crowds, and I can't help but wonder if some of these ladies remind me of that same attitude.}
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
She’s easy to talk to and actually keeps it real, too. She isn't one of those people who just jumps on every single bandwagon or follows trends blindly without thinking about it first.
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
Why is it that some women just jump straight to making accusations without having a single shred of solid evidence?
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
Jose Green82 said:Honestly, I can't seem to shake them right now..

That’s just how it feels in the moment. Deep down, you have to believe you can overcome this. You have to believe you'll come out stronger on the other side.
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
The whole vibe is just super intense and honestly kind of all over the place.
Can we just get straight to the point instead of rambling? in Psychology & Therapy ·
Sometimes, answers just don't show up on their own. Maybe because some truths are just too painful to face head-on, right?
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
Just let those thoughts go. Honestly, how many people actually embrace that kind of mindset 24/7? Not many, I bet.
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
He isn't trying to hurt her. We just need to show some empathy, you know?
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
Of course she can, it's obvious you mean a lot to her. She just doesn't want to rush things and cause unnecessary pain. She's trying to be careful so she doesn't hurt you or lose that trust you've built together.
Can we just get straight to the point instead of rambling? in Psychology & Therapy ·
Maybe some questions are just plain wrong. Or maybe I’m just getting answers that are way too vague and messy—it's like there's this constant tug-of-war happening inside my head between my inner child and my inner retiree.
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
Nick can't turn back the clock, you know? You really have to weigh your options. Sometimes, isn't it better to just stay on good terms—almost like being friends—rather than cutting someone off entirely?
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
Well, that’s exactly what he told you—just have some patience while waiting for the rescue.
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
It's pure, and honestly? That's a good thing. It means he's actually doing things his own way.
Dealing with someone struggling with mental health issues in Psychology & Therapy ·
Just be his friend first. There’s really no point in trying to force things; it could end up being way too painful if you rush it.
Can we just get straight to the point instead of rambling? in Psychology & Therapy ·
What’s even the point of making big decisions if so much of life is just left up to fate anyway?
Can we just get straight to the point instead of rambling? in Psychology & Therapy ·
So, what’s the way out of this mess?
Can we just get straight to the point instead of rambling? in Psychology & Therapy ·
wearyrider16 said:I’ve got plenty of grit, just not when it comes to making decisions.
Does that fly?

Honestly, I think the odds are pretty slim... modern life just has zero patience for people who can't pull the trigger on a choice.
Can we just get straight to the point instead of rambling? in Psychology & Therapy ·
wearyrider16 said:What do you do when you’re stuck somewhere between the earth and the sky?

In what way? Are you actually confident in the choices you're making?
Can we just get straight to the point instead of rambling? in Psychology & Therapy ·
You can only really hide things when you're dealing with physical stuff.

Spiritually speaking, we’re all completely visible. No gaps, no blind spots, nothing.