This week my life was a blur. I was afraid that I would end up with no one to talk to about my day to day life, so I did my best to stay on top of my mood and keep everything within the normal range. I am so grateful for this. I know I’m not the only one, but I am so very grateful! I know there are other things that I wish I had done sooner and I do.
I wish I had been more aware of my mood, and more aware that there are other things that may not have been my intention. I wish I had said good things more, made better choices (even if I didn’t realize it at the time), and been less stressed. Even if I don’t think so right now, I wish I would have been more conscious of this. That’s why I’m so mad at myself for writing this.
Im not mad at you. I am mad that I was so unaware of my mood, and that I have been stressed so much lately, even when I knew it was not the case. I am mad that I have been so stressed out lately because I knew it wasn’t the case.
I think I’ve been stressed out for a long time. When I feel stressed out, I tend to think about things that make me feel stressed. When I go on vacation I expect to have a good time, and that my vacation should be a good time. When I’m stressed out, I think of things that make me feel stressed. I’m being honest, I tend to get stressed when I don’t know what to do. I need help.
That is not a real problem. I am not a real person, so I dont know what its like dealing with other people. Ive been stressed about this for a long time, and I know it goes on, but I have not been able to find the right words to express how I feel about it. So I guess I will just have to do it myself.
I think you can definitely merge into another person and be stressed. You can’t really separate from them, so you’ll be stressed on their behalf. But really, you can’t merge with someone and say, “This is the person I am becoming.” If I see you making a decision to merge, I’m going to feel stressed. You can definitely feel stressed about things like that.
I have some sympathy for you, especially if you’ve had a traumatic experience that you need to put behind you. But I don’t think there is anyone in the world who is not aware of the stress involved in any of their life decisions. I know that if I were in your shoes I would probably feel a lot of stress about the whole situation.
One of the side effects of having a traumatic experience is that you develop a stress response. This reaction is to help you deal with stress and pain. It’s one of the many “feel good” responses that we have in response to life’s challenges. The stress response is a form of self-healing. The problem is that the stress response can also trigger a fight or flight response.
The stress response is triggered by a variety of things: a threat, a challenge, a perceived threat, a situation you have control over, and, of course, the stress itself. All of these are stressors that can be triggered by a wide variety of things. But the stress response can also be triggered by a lack of trust, a lack of control, a lack of pleasure, and other factors.
The stress response in a fight or flight is what triggers the stress response. It is usually caused by a lack of trust or a lack of control, but it can also be triggered by a sense of shame or a lack of pleasure. It’s not hard to figure out how you can trigger the stress response.
