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7/6/2025, 8:48:41 PM
Let's see if I finally catch up today!
>>40271835
Glad you had a nice walk, estro!
>I also found an estrotick sucking my estroblood, I removed it.
Oh gosh.. do keep an eye on the bite, did it heal well? I'm sure you know but if the bite leaves a ring shaped inflammation you should go to the doc asap! Got me curious and apparently a diameter of 3cm+ is considered a sign to immediately go.
>I also bought some comfy long summer trousers
I'm glad to hear you treated yourself to nice estroclothes, heh..
>>40280321
>I have started doing so recently, at least a little.
Keep pushing, I am very proud of you for doing it! It might sound silly how often I say I am proud of people here but.. it really comes from the heart you know? It makes my day to see people like you doing the difficult but good things.
>I really wish I could.
And you have a kind heart to wish for it. But in the absence of clairvoyance the best we can do is explore one another's boundaries. And that too is actually a nice thing.
>I'm m worried I might die or disappear one day without a single person hearing what I have to say about the state of my life.
Do you feel you are meaningfully working towards preventing it, talking to people? And yeah, things will become so much easier once you are independent. Walking on egg shells is the last thing you need. You need people that understand to lean on.
>>40280428
>I'm always standing in my own way.
It's not unusual to, Anon. We gotta cut ourselves plenty of slack on that front, we are all living for the first time.
>>40280937
Hope you rested well, Anon!
>>40271835
Glad you had a nice walk, estro!
>I also found an estrotick sucking my estroblood, I removed it.
Oh gosh.. do keep an eye on the bite, did it heal well? I'm sure you know but if the bite leaves a ring shaped inflammation you should go to the doc asap! Got me curious and apparently a diameter of 3cm+ is considered a sign to immediately go.
>I also bought some comfy long summer trousers
I'm glad to hear you treated yourself to nice estroclothes, heh..
>>40280321
>I have started doing so recently, at least a little.
Keep pushing, I am very proud of you for doing it! It might sound silly how often I say I am proud of people here but.. it really comes from the heart you know? It makes my day to see people like you doing the difficult but good things.
>I really wish I could.
And you have a kind heart to wish for it. But in the absence of clairvoyance the best we can do is explore one another's boundaries. And that too is actually a nice thing.
>I'm m worried I might die or disappear one day without a single person hearing what I have to say about the state of my life.
Do you feel you are meaningfully working towards preventing it, talking to people? And yeah, things will become so much easier once you are independent. Walking on egg shells is the last thing you need. You need people that understand to lean on.
>>40280428
>I'm always standing in my own way.
It's not unusual to, Anon. We gotta cut ourselves plenty of slack on that front, we are all living for the first time.
>>40280937
Hope you rested well, Anon!
6/30/2025, 11:12:43 PM
>>40231628
I know that feeling. Sometimes an accountability buddy helps. It took me months to muster up the courage to make a dentist appointment because I am working in a country whose language I am not fluent in. Just having a friend encourage me and committing to a fixed date and time for it helped me get over that barrier.
It's why I like these small goals each thread.
>>40232228
It's my pleasure, Anon.
>>40232266
Welcome back, Anon! And.. yeah, it is a good idea to have other people pick out brains, in my experiences. One thing about it is that there are two aspects to it: immediate relief and long term change. The hard part is letting other people's views on us really meaningfully sink in to get to the bottom of our insecurities. So we hear their answers before we even ask.
>>40232438
For how long has it been this way? If the mood swings are abrupt, been going forever and have no clear correlation to things then that's really difficult without a pro to debug. Sometimes it can be really stupid things though (crap like diet or random medical conditions) but I don't wanna spitball too much.
I know that feeling. Sometimes an accountability buddy helps. It took me months to muster up the courage to make a dentist appointment because I am working in a country whose language I am not fluent in. Just having a friend encourage me and committing to a fixed date and time for it helped me get over that barrier.
It's why I like these small goals each thread.
>>40232228
It's my pleasure, Anon.
>>40232266
Welcome back, Anon! And.. yeah, it is a good idea to have other people pick out brains, in my experiences. One thing about it is that there are two aspects to it: immediate relief and long term change. The hard part is letting other people's views on us really meaningfully sink in to get to the bottom of our insecurities. So we hear their answers before we even ask.
>>40232438
For how long has it been this way? If the mood swings are abrupt, been going forever and have no clear correlation to things then that's really difficult without a pro to debug. Sometimes it can be really stupid things though (crap like diet or random medical conditions) but I don't wanna spitball too much.
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