Do you easily ask for (and accept) help, when you need it?
My answer?
No. I am not good at asking for help when I need it. Usually I’m in crisis before I reach out.
Not good I know, but that is me. It is how I am. I get scared, I get anxious, and then I don’t ask for the help when I desperately need it.
Carol Anne–You are certainly not alone in this aspect. I too have difficulty reaching out as well when I need help. Only for the simple fact that I have been rejected, one too many times and I have felt as if my voice isn’t being heard. But like I’ve previously told you, you and I have faced the inevitable fate of trauma and abuse–we both know exactly how it feels to feel alone and not being heard. You know you can always reach out to me on messenger or email. To make it through these dark times and the chaos of this world, we mustn’t fight these battles alone. I got you. 🤗💕 I am only a short message or email away.
Awwww! Thank you 🥰 I feel so special. I am also blessed to heave such a warm hearted, good spirited, loving, caring, kind, compassionate, Friend such as yourself, from all the way around the world.
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I’m working hard at being able to ask when I need to 💛💛
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Isn’t it awful that we have to be this way? It’s just something that we were taught growing up. 💜💜💜
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It’s something I’m working on fear holds me back, but I’m trying to work through it 😍😍
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