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Originally Posted by sumowira
By definition, if you feel like you're drained of energy because you're no longer around people all day, you're an extrovert. What you should do is make sure you're out of the house and interacting with people every day. You might even look into getting a summer job, like waitressing, just so you interact with people. It will distract you from the negative thoughts, and you'll feel better being around people.
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Originally Posted by Nimportequoi
Hello Oscuro 
I know how it feels... it's the worst feeling there is... 
Maybe you can involve yourself with some kind of volunteer soical interaction which brings duties with it once you've asigned for it... that way you have something to stay occupied and involved with people. I always set myself responsibilities which force myself to "go on".... otherwise anxiety and procrastination would strike me down... |
Yes, it is. It's hard to believe but at my age, I still feel like I'm out of place. As if anyone could do what I do much better. It's a very strong thought. People can tell you that you do things very well, " why do you think your principal gave you so hard squedule this year? " Asked my guy. " if you weren't able to do it, had he given you it? ".
I'm sorry you have to deal as well with this issue.
I reached some grade of acceptance but that's it.