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Anything I read or watch can trigger sad and painful thoughts. Even without reading or watching anything, sad and painful thoughts attack me from time to time during the day, and the emotional response is overwhelming which is usually crying. The pain of being alone. The pain of being alienated. The pain of not being able to be functioning and productive anymore. The pain of self-pity. The pain of feeling unworthy. The pain of not seeing hope.
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I'm so sorry, @Nxious
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Nxious,
I follow Buddhist philosophy and often go to it more than ever lately, when I am feeling stressed out, so that I can get perspective on my feelings. I found a great article where several Buddhist teachers explain pain and suffering from a Buddhist perspective. I hope it helps you through this stage in your life. How is your job hunt going? Did you check out those freelance websites I recommended to you? Nine Buddhist Teachers Explain Suffering - Lion's Roar |
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I am in a very low place where I cannot read or do anything constructive. I barely eat and drink to survive. The job hunt is leading to nothing, as it has been for the last 3 years. I checked the freelance website you suggested, but I didn't know what to do, and felt it needs too much work and dedication to have something reasonable as I explained here.
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I just responded to your other thread with some suggestions. PM me if you need more info. Hang in there!
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