Before the start of the quarantine, I had long-since resigned that I am a perfectionist. It’s personality trait that I feel bittersweet about. On the one hand, it has been beneficial to my academic success and self-satisfaction. On the other hand, it has been instrumental-- on many occasions—in the destruction of my mental health. In any case, it was always an inside job. I didn’t set out to “fix” this issue but I found myself coping this past week.
Losing someone can sometimes lead to losing yourself. Grief of a loved one can pass a psychological torch through generations. There are generational curses that need to be acknowledged and broken.
You know when you meet a guy or girl and it goes great. Like all the important things you value in a person are there. Then you finally get the courage to tell your friends how you're so happy and how you can see a future. Then BAM! They fuck up! Maybe your heart eyes expired...read more to find out how to avoid this!
Stress, anxiety, depression, anger and any other negative emotion can redirect your focus at any given time. These emotions cloud your judgement and overall make your day and/or life a nightmare. Here are a few coping mechanisms to help you in your day to day life!