another life
I don't really understand why should I keep living. I have no purpose in this life. I have a boyfriend, I have loving parents, a cat that I love so much, couple of friends, some goal to achieve. But none of them is worth to living and dealing with the burden of being alive. I'm questioning, do we have things to connect and love, or do we creating ourselves somethings that we spend our precious lifetime with less pain? Like a drug. Thats what I feel about living. I want to be wrong tho. I want somebody come and make me believe that we should stay alive because of something. I wanted to live my life as my parents child. As my parents loved me, I did everything they sad to me. I lived because they would be upset to see me in pain. So I did everything as the society told me to do. And in conclusion, I dont want to be this persona. This identity doesnt suits my soul. I feel like a stranger to the world and myself.
@imaginativeComputer9065I know how difficult anxiety can be, because I’ve been through it myself. I’ve been working on my recovery through regular exercise, meditation, healthier eating and taking better care of my emotional well-being. Using the CONFIA — Look Within app has also been essential in my journey, helping me reflect on my thoughts and emotions, develop self-awareness and focus on personal growth. I’m learning to accept what I cannot control and take life one day at a time. Recovery isn’t always easy, and everyone’s journey is different, but small, consistent steps can make a real difference. Be patient with yourself, celebrate every little victory and never lose hope.
Keep going, believe in yourself, and stay strong! 💪❤️
@limeLand4915
What is Confia?
Also, I think your reply is excellent. I agree it really does come down to putting in some kind of work which I guess just feels difficult when you’re already struggling, but sometimes I think what else am I supposed to do? Also, the part you said about knowing what we can control, accepting that and not being hard on ourselves and just taking it one day at a time I think we’ll relieve a lot of fear and pressure that we put on ourselves.
