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| 3 | How To Start A Conversation With A Stranger When You Don't Know What To Say (And Why You SHOULD Talk To Strangers) [x-post from /r/HowToNotGiveAFuck]Then question why you feel that way. What about conversation is inane? Do you think other people are interesting? Do you think you are interesting? | /r/seduction | 20/09/16 09:38 PM |
| 2 | I just want to feel accepted, hugged, loved.That was really insightful. | /r/seduction | 03/02/15 04:23 AM |
| 1 | I just want to feel accepted, hugged, loved.After reading this post, I really hope you start with reading Bradshaw's Bradshaw on the Family. He describes what you're feeling and why, and the stuff that's going on in your family. Some of it might be hard to take, but it'll help you get out of this place in your life. | /r/seduction | 03/02/15 04:19 AM |
| 2 | I just want to feel accepted, hugged, loved.They can be related, but I don't know if they necessarily are. Social anxiety seems to be a lack of confidence in that one specific area, and can negatively affect your self-esteem. If you want to work on social anxiety directly, Gillian Butler's Overcoming Social Anxiety and Shyness might be useful. It teaches you ways of rethinking your thinking. She gives you questions to ask yourself, like, "what's the worst that could happen in this situation?" or, "if someone told me they had the symptoms … | /r/seduction | 03/02/15 04:15 AM |
| 1 | I just want to feel accepted, hugged, loved.It's not a waste. Someone else may see this and say, "hey, I have those issues, too," and then feel better they they're not alone in that struggle, and then you will have helped them. So, props to you for being honest. | /r/seduction | 03/02/15 04:03 AM |
| 23 | I just want to feel accepted, hugged, loved.You didn't ask a question here, but I'll pretend you did: "How can I feel better about myself?" Maybe someone can recommend a subreddit (this is not the one for the kind of issues you've brought up). I will recommend books. The Six Pillars of Self Esteem by Nathaniel Branden. This book is about 350 pages, and explains what self-esteem is and where we get it (or don't), and how we can start building it. Part of this process is accepting where you are in your life, and going from there. It sounds … | /r/seduction | 02/02/15 10:32 PM |
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