Jul 29
I think we all need to slow down and pay attention to our surroundings a bit
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I think we all need to slow down and pay attention to our surroundings a bit
I wasn’t going to say anything but wow first the black angel and then the female angel and I wouldn’t be surprised if the male angel lived
to the starbucks worker that mocked my drink order to their coworker while I was standing there waiting: fuck you.
i didn't want to say it bc i mostly see it in passing and none of the people i follow are like that but some of you (mcr fans) are like...glaringly white and ignorant
FOR GODS SAKES
They fucking fall asleep so easily so when their headphones glitch out and they cant hear me anymore, THEY FALL ASLEEP.
IT FRUSTRATES ME SO MUCH THAT THEY DONT NOTICE I JUST... BECOME SILENT???? LIKE I NOTICE STRAIGHT AWAY WHY THE FUCK DONT THEY????
great i get to be alone all day
For those who have friends with Social Anxiety
Just a few things to know:
1. I like talking to people, I really do, it's just that I've a) had bad experiences with people ignoring me, being disrespectful, etc. or b) worry too much about what people think of how I'm acting or have trouble expressing myself
2. Because you are my friend, hopefully I'm comfortable around you. But some signs of me beginning to freak out are: my voice shaking, breaking eye contact frequently, rambling on, clamming up, or twisting my hands together.
3. If you see me beginning to freak out, don't sweat it. Also don't bring attention to it, especially if we are with a group of people. Make eye contact with me and smile reassuringly, even nod your head if I'm talking. If I'm not, touch me subtly, let me know that you are perceiving my panic, and possibly suggest we leave or change the topic of conversation.
4. If I'm getting noticeably excited, start talking really fast and my voice raises in pitch, THIS IS GOOD. I'm engaging and getting very enthusiastic about something, let me have my moment. If it seems weird to other people, ignore them and make it known at least you are taking me seriously. I make not pick up on the social cues because I don't know how to "properly" handle my emotions.
5. In the end, remember that I over-analyze a lot of what's going on around me, and don't think much of it if I ask you to clarify what someone meant by their words and tone of voice. I worry about making a mistake and reacting to it wrong.