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Old Dec 12, 2013, 05:00 PM
Clio19 Clio19 is offline
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i would appreciate a lot hugs and nice words... so far even though i want to vent and explain what's going on with me so i can have your suggestions... i'm so tired and at the same time scared of explaining the whole thing... and logically my issue is not a big one... however to me...it feels like the end of the world...i've come to realize that everyone has its own weak point and i just got hit on the weakest that i have...
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Old Dec 12, 2013, 05:29 PM
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Hi, Clio. Nice to meet you. You are welcome to vent and/or explain your circumstances any time you wish. Everyone here is very supportive and willing to listen. If you prefer to do it privately you can PM if you wish. Otherwise, just post when you are ready so that others can give you feedback.
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Old Dec 12, 2013, 05:53 PM
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Welcome. I am new here, too. My feelings already about this forum...that people can feel so fragile and yet so loved, too!

I understand the desire to explain 'it all'...I wanted to yesterday when I first joined, but then I realized that I did not need to explain all of the reasons why I am suffering right now and needing to do work on myself emotionally...there were so many in my case... but, now I am able to learn from them...I am understanding why I made all of those choices...low self-esteem from having being brought up to be a caretaker of others and not of my own precious self...and so now I am determined to learn deep self-love. For this, I am grateful.

You may want to share some details, though, if you really think advice might help you...

For me, after I thought of my looong list of difficult circumstances and poor choices I now accept I simply could not have made any of them any differently, and I realized that my emotional fall-out is normal...I have come to know I am sensitive, caring, and have been grieving for myself and others like me...and that it takes courage to not be perfect...to be flawed...to be real...and to slowly step out of my comfort zone of isolating myself...

I encourage you to know that it took courage for you to feel your feelings and to reach out for support. Pat yourself on the back ~ It is perhaps a sign that your weakest point may be your greatest teacher yet... your greatest opportunity for self-growth?

Sending love ~ Chloe
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Old Dec 12, 2013, 09:12 PM
Clio19 Clio19 is offline
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Thank you both for your kind words... so far i've been up and down... right now i feel very good... i've been excercsing a lot to get rid of the anxiety....and right now i feel the adrenaline rush...

i've found out that it helps me a lot to talk things out because it gives me the opportunity to arranged and give a logical structure to my thoughts... however not today...i'm still emotionally drained so i'm giving myself a break from this hell...

Again thank you so much
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