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Author: | tmc115 [ Tue Jun 13, 2017 9:37 pm ] |
Blog Subject: | Battling Emotional Extremes |
Whenever I interact with someone I am constantly tittering on the verge of falling into some emotional crevasse. At first I'm hopeful 'Another new person means a whole start opportunity to do this right!' ![]() Then I become unsure, uneasy 'Do they like me? Do they think I'm annoying?' ![]() ![]() I allow myself to become hyper-aware, analyzing every syllable, expression, and intonation. I am overcome with embarrassment, shame, and guilt. ![]() ![]() ![]() I become pissed at my feelings and hate myself for being this way. ![]() During any given interaction I can only hold eye contact for about 2 seconds at a time. Because if I go for any longer I will be overcome with humiliation and frustration. It's like I'm constantly pulling myself away from feelings of shame/failure and feelings or frustration/anger. I will feel fine, walk into a conversation and then it's like I'm fighting for my life. On the plus side I'm getting better at forgiving myself. ![]() |
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