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When you need to talk but have issues with trusting people and are scared or getting hurt, how do you go about getting what you need?

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Last Updated: 03/18/2019 at 2:20pm
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RainyDaysGoAway
March 18th, 2019 2:20pm
Sometimes I find that it is more productive to construct my thoughts clearly before talking to someone I am close to when I need help. I don't always trust the people close to me to handle me when I feel extreme emotions. I often get my thoughts together by writing when I am angry because it lets me get a lot of thoughts out at once. When I am sad, I like to talk to someone anonymously on 7 cups. This makes me feel less alone. When I am very excited, I like to meditate or take a few deep breaths to center myself. Taking the time to collect myself has saved me from a lot of pain. Other people in my life are more able to help me when I am calm and collected enough to speak clearly and listen to their responses. I also seem to be more likely to take the advice given to me when I am calm because I am less anxious and more trusting.