You can be surrounded by people and feel completely alone.
You can sound confident and have anxiety. You can look healthy and feel shit. You can speak well in public and be a wreck. You can be privileged and not mentally privileged. You can lift barbells and be weak. You can be a man and cry. You can have everything and feel nothing.
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I hate how much my life is ruined by this. I run a good run and my friends say well you run 8k this morning. Can’t be much wrong with you. Inside everything is wrong.
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So relatable. Sending love. xxx
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Oh I love this so much! It's how I live, and feel alive... when I can. Thank you so much for sharing it.
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I would dare say folks feeling the most anxious and the weakest come across as strong because to be honest about your mental state is perceived as weakness -someone with a lot of experience
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That's a sad truth. I keep my anxiety and depression to myself because I don't want to be considered weak or faking it for attention. I had a really bad anxiety attack in High School and the teacher said I was faking it. We all need to do better and support each other.
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I won't say anything more after this. But the single biggest myth in our society, an entirely false belief, is that you can tell how someone is feeling by looking at them. You really can't, and it is a profound false belief.
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If only people would acknowledge you can't actually know what someone is feeling or mentally experiencing by just looking at them, our society would be entirely different. It's a contrivance, a convenient fiction to pretend you can know what someone is feeling by looking at them.
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