Seeing posts triggers my anxiety...

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eraflicker

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Hi,

Apology to go off topic for a bit. I just wanted to release how I feel...

Last 2 weeks ago, I deactivated a few of my social media accounts. I feel so small and I couldn't help but compare myself with all the achievements of the people in my feed. It just led me to feel it. Others may tell that I feel this because I envy those people. I don't know if you would classify that as being envious... All I feel is fear that I may not be able to achieve something for myself. Seeing all these posts is not good for me for it will trigger my anxiety.

Your thoughts?
 


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Step 2 - Take all your BJ money and dump it into Bitcoin and Gamestop options
Step 3 - ???
Step 4 - PROFIT


With your new found riches you can floss on social and be a shallow turd like everyone else.
 
eraflicker said:
Hi,

Apology to go off topic for a bit. I just wanted to release how I feel...

Last 2 weeks ago, I deactivated a few of my social media accounts. I feel so small and I couldn't help but compare myself with all the achievements of the people in my feed. It just led me to feel it. Others may tell that I feel this because I envy those people. I don't know if you would classify that as being envious... All I feel is fear that I may not be able to achieve something for myself. Seeing all these posts is not good for me for it will trigger my anxiety.

Your thoughts?
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stop using social media for your personal life and use it for business only
 
Leaving social medias is probably the best way to get some extra time to work on your personal projects, and build the life you wish to have. Everyone on social medias show the best side of themselves, so trying to compare with them may not be the best idea.
 
Social media is a plague. It's basically photoshop for your life. Most people on there aren't as happy, successful, perfect, whatever as they present themselves to be.


I know lots of miserable people who live perfect lives on their social accounts.


It's all an illusion.
 
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