If only I knew how easy it would be, it’s been over 2 years and I don’t have any cravings at all, for me the key difference was that I didn’t suffer withdrawal, not even within the first 30 days after go’ogling and following Steffon Barkload’s advice and quitting because I just wanted to.
I have a crazy and extreme blushing, even with my own family. I blush everytime and everywhere. But one day at evening there was a gathering at outside (of people i usually feel redness and blushing with), they were talking about the economic with some history. since it was dark outside, no one could see me blushing. I debated with them so beautifully and greatly, they were all impressed . So, that is the funniest thing happened to me me😂😂
I blush when I laugh, I blush when I look at ANYONE, I blush when I get ANYTHING wrong, I blush when I'm embarrassed, I blush when I talk, I BLUSH CONSTANTLY 😭
I hate blushing. It used to not happen to me at all, but now it's become a problem. I can't even talk to my crush anymore and we used to be best friends.
I really need this! Things that usually give me anxiety I must face them with grace instead of taking the easy way out. It's the only way of getting over it. Thank you so much for this awesome video!
My thing is, I can look at them if they’re talking to me, but if I have to talk and explain something or tell a story, I try to avoid eye contact. Then I’ll look back at them once I’m done talking because I feel like I can’t concentrate on what I’m saying because I’m too focused on watching your reactions to what I’m saying and just you watching me lol
I always blush no matter what, if I try to talk to girls or if they try to talk me I always blush then my friends point it out then everyone has eyes on and I just hate it
This isn't going to help anyone with eye contact, because you aren't looking at them. You're looking into a camera, and they're looking into the replay. When somebody LOOKS at you in real life, there's a different effect that happens. You feel different.
I can hold eye contact to a person when i was highschool and college I used to be part of our church ministry leading songs in front of people but how come when i started to work and living alone, for many years already i noticed that I easily get nervous in front of people even w/ my friends i cant hold an eye contact.. I felt i am blushing sometimes and it felt awkward ..
The reason I turn cherry red has always come from a lack of self worth, feeling like I am being judged and I value someone else's opinion of me more than I value my own opinion of me.
when I blush I get like flared spots all over my forehead, My neck and the rest of my face. People have told me multiple times that they thought I was going to pass out because it was so bad.
bro when the attention gets shifted to me in class, I'm not even embarrassed and I can't even tell until some kid points it out and it makes me so annoyed.
Sometimes I might be excersising or swimming and I’m not tired but my face turns into REALLY red. I can FEEL it burning a bit so i ask my friends if my face is red and they say “OMG, ITS A FULL ON TOMATO!”
I love this comment section because i don't feel alone! i've struggled with blushing since i was a kid, and i am 26 year old. Low key still struggling but definitely improved throughout the years of working countless jobs, and facing fears of taking myself out or with friends. I would get red when someone says some stupid shit about me, or even just ask me a simple question, i tend to over think about it, look away or look down, and stutter my response. I realized that i broke eye contact, stuttered my response to a question then i would get red...i look down AGAIN, and if i hear someone say "Damn dude you red asf!" i would blush even more! haha its annoying but now i had learn to not look away, or look down, and just go with the flow. I still blush but only for like couple seconds then i cool down.
For me, when I make eye contact in person my eyes feel like they get wider, or I maybe dont / forget to blink, then everything gets really bright and my eyes get watery. I have no choice but to look away. Plus the pain that I also feel in my body other than my eyes. This helped me realize where the pain I feel is - in my forehead, throat (like I'm being strangled & it's hard to breathe), and especially lots of pressure & tightness in my chest. Thank you for this video, it's even better than me just listening and I lovedd to actively engage :)
Dealing with crippling anxiety since Aug 2023, lost my dad ,during his care and end of life it did a number on my health,I’m on edge constantly thinking the phones going to ring either more bad news. Trying to control it but can’t atm ,
