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⌈ Secret Post #2625 ⌋

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Re: Why do feel this way

[(Anonymous)]

You can have perspective, but it's something you'd have to work at. I know what you mean about obsessing over small mistakes. It's anxiety-related, I think... I'll lie in bed trying not to think of all the stupid things I said or did over the course of the week/month/year/my whole damn life. It can be crippling, which is why you cannot let it happen.

Easier said than done. But I think being aware of this habit and actively working to stop yourself from listening to the voice that says you're a failure because you missed a bill payment will be a big help. Everyone's made mistakes like that, anon. You're not alone, and it will NOT ruin your life. You're not a failure.

Another thing that might help is deciding on a plan to help avoid those mistakes in the future. Missed a bill payment? Set yourself up a calendar for bills with due dates and reminders. Feeling like you're doing something and that you have a plan to deal with these issues might help you feel better.