@Deanna Newton I'm so sorry :( That's really hard. But I know there are people out there who really will appreciate you for who you are and love you no matter what! You just have to find them. Don't give up hope!
@@snowxflaxess1181 I think you just need to live by the fact that “you cannot control it”, what can you do about it? It will consume you, get through your head but not do anything to change otherwise. Do you really want your energy to be wasted on such instead of focusing on things you can actually control?
Summary: 1)Not everyone cares.1:07 2)Who do you want to be. 1:46 3) Accept your flaws. 2:29 4)Be selective about the things you care about. 3:19 5) Accept that not everyone will like you.3:54 6)Take on the challenges. 4:34
yoongi!! hi army and that quote is so true there will always be that one person that will judge you so the best way is to not care about it and just be you and do what makes yourself happy
“Accept that not everyone will like you.” This was a BIG one for me as I struggled to accept my flaws, but I eventually learned from people that I don’t need to prove anything to anyone. Now at almost 28, I don’t give a rat’s ass who doesn’t like me.
I wish I was like you, I want to not care whether people like me or not, it just sort of subconsciously happens :( I keep thinking about the stupid mistakes I did and how that person probably thinks I’m stupid now
@@Roxyrskater They most probably didn't even notice and even if they did, It shouldn't bother you!! If something isn't in your control then no need to worry about it. I'm sure you're a wonderful person. Embarassing moments happen to all of us 😵
1. You need to make it a rule to put your needs ahead of others. It sounds selfish but it's actually practical. If your needs aren't met, how can you help other people adequately? And it's only selfish if you ONLY take care of your own needs. You can always help people after you're in a good position to help, but not before then. Plus everyone else puts themselves first anyway, so everyone will understand. And don't give what you can't afford to give, including time. If you have to say no, don't feel bad about it. The best way is to say "Sorry, I can't do that because (reason here)." because people are more likely to accept it if you give a good reason. You can then rearrange for a time that's better for you if you want to, or not if you don't want to. 2. Understand that if you care about what people think, you are literally handing power of your life over to other people. Everyone has a different agenda for how you should behave and how you should be. You don't want to be pulled in a thousand different directions at once and you can't please everyone anyway. So stop caring and improve yourself if you can, but only if you want to. You can do this.
Hey i want advice about how to stop overthinking about people's opinons or about a stupid thing you did,i feel like i'm gonna die from embarrasment and my anxiety is drastically increasing
I’ve always been insecure because I care tooo much about other people’s opinions of me. I literally overthink so much when instances like people saying i laugh too much come, and end up feeling super dumb. But this video made me realize that I’m really just against my own mind and it’s stopping me from doing so many things I want to do.
These words have helped me deal with my thoughts! 1) What others think of you is NONE of your business! 2) What others say about you says more about them, than you!
@@cynthialodermeier5291 stuff like this only applies to people living a safe privileged life. Prisoners will not agree. As most now are living privileged lives where survival is a guaranteed thing and stuck with survival instincts.
@@kayy2510 It might be, it's something I was told once. Just like: If you care about what other people think, you are literally giving control of your life over to other people. Everyone has a different agenda for who you should be and what you should do and how you should behave. You don't want to be pulled in a thousand different directions and you can't please everybody anyway so be who you are and people can leave if they don't like it.
Young people: cares what people thinks of them. Middle age people: Doesn’t care what people think of them. Old people: Realizes no one was ever thinking about them to begin with.
the more you care what other people think of you, the more you value them and their words. dont give people who make negative remarks YOUR value. its valuable...
How to stop caring what other people think: 1. Realize nobody’s perfect 2. Focus on yourself 3. Imagine that everyone is just like you 4. Remember that everyone will pass away one day
Ha professional overthinker here. You know that feeling when you are like 'I'm so happy rn there's nothing that could ruin it' then your brain is like 'Um yeah that's nice but remember that one time you did that cringy thing? Everyone probably remembers that even though it was like 8 years ago' yeah
Omg yes! For me it’s this cringy thing I said and I kind of did it again with this boy and I thought he was flirting with me and I’m like chill chill and stuff even though he probs wasn’t even flirting with me😣 I haven’t had a bf yet (I personally don’t want to get into the trap of love then heartbreak it’s a waste of time and I’m still young but there is the pressure of my friends telling me who I’m I going to date and stuff it’s kind of annoying but it whatever lol) anyways this boy left me unread the last time we talked and omg ew it was just cringy. I don’t even want to go into to much details because I write too much lols.
In the literature on CPTSD, codependent victims of abuse often suffer from these kinds of emotional flashbacks that are connected to the internal critic. You could have a look at Pete Walker's book on complex PTSD, or visit Richard Grannon's channel.
Hey ! Whoever reads this I hope you gain more self-confidence in the beautiful, amazing, talented person you already are! I send much love your way and may you have a wonderful day !
Actually im very shy in school... And becoz of it I can't talk to others .... And so I can't make friends.. Plz tell some ways in which I can make others my friend... Or what would you do if I say hey to you for the first time in school while you are talking to your friend...? Or how will I make you my friend if you were my classmate? ( These many help me I think)
Wow I can't say enough about how important this content is. Throughout my family there have been a number of people with various mental health issues. All of them just amazing sincere people that just want to live their lives and they have great hearts but are misunderstood. I'm over 50 now and the best I can tell my kids, and the other young people in our family. is, I hope they can reach a point in their lives that they just don't give a s*** what people think. It is very liberating! I wish I had this information so many years ago. Another thing I've always said is 'Live and let live'! And certainly in this day and age this approach applies 'he who is without flaws, let him throw the first stone' 🤔 Thanks for what you do! 😊👍
One of the best ways overcome first time anxiety is to think that the other person really just doesn't care about what you really do, but what your heart shows though your actions So as overused as it is Be you The better of you If you're proud, be proud of what you do If you're creative, show it If you're determined to do something Go heckin do it But above all else Act as you would want to see yourself in a year from now That when you look back on yourself being confident You will feel glad to have done so
@@anaj835 well kids are special cases arent they just relax and tell them that there's a better way of doing things (Plus lets be honest when you where a kid you didn't really judge adults)
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5:09 This tip is nice. Just today I had to visit a doctor and was having anxiety over how to express my symptoms clearly and what to say and what not to say and in what order. I am very bad at expressing myself and organizing my thoughts on the go. I wrote it down in my journal and then had a clear idea of what to say. I could express myself clearly and was very comfortable!
Here's the summary- 1. Not everyone cares 2. Who do you wanna be? 3. Accept your flaws 4. Be selective of the things you care about 5. Expect that not everyone will like you 6. Take on the challenges
Actually im very shy in school... And becoz of it I can't talk to others .... And so I can't make friends.. Plz tell some ways in which I can make others my friend... Or what would you do if I say hey to you for the first time in school while you are talking to your friend...? Or how will I make you my friend if you were my classmate? ( These many help me I think)
@@lainiiwakura no problem 😉! The only thing that should be important to you is you . If your too shy ☺️ don’t worry 😉 because I am too . But just don’t loose yourself in that shyness because if you do than there is no way getting yourself back. You know what..... just go and see yourself in the mirror......Look really closely and see. You will find the real you that’s your real friend YOU yourself 😊. As far as making friends is concerned than just go to the person and introduce yourself not proudly, not shyly ( try to ) and when he or she reply’s with a good gesture than GO AHEAD, you made the first good move and on the other hand if he/she gives a bad gesture than leave them alone by ending the interaction with a smile. Try this with different people and there you go you will have someone being friends with you 😉. GOOD LUCK! Yeah and do let me know if it worked ( I mean you know if you want to ).
Earlier I used to feel so guilty after getting embarrassed in front of my class by getting scolded or giving a wrong ans😅 Now also sometimes I think abt it a lot..I try not to care about it but.. And I AM TRYING..thank you psych2go Sending u loads of love♥️
@@syalamontana2508 can relate🤣🤣 But I don't have crushes anymore...I stopped crushing on someone...coz I couldn't concentrate uk..on my studies It's better to not have a love life 🤣🤣 I'll better love myself
A very important thing to remember is to accept feedback from other people (friends, family, or strangers!) always remember that you can either accept their advice or ignore it. I (evidently) have an unusually high self esteem from a young age and I’ve always made sure that I let others know I heard them and either chose or did choose to put that advice into action. If someone has a negative view of you or insults you, (especially if using a curse word!) confront them about it. If someone cussed me out, I make sure that they know what those curse words mean. (Look em up!) Always remember that you’re pretty awesome no matter what. Think highly of yourself and remember that you simply have to not care about what others think.
I scare myself into not being confident because I am sensitive and I often pay attention to other people and what they act or look like. Because I sometimes think a little harshly I constantly consider “what if they think about me like this too?” and it's just holding me in place, fretting over every little thing I do since I always need to evaluate others looks and attitude.
I've always felt like i needed to avoid dressig the way i wanted to and keep certain interests a secret out of fear of being rejected by long time friends or even my parents. Its been a long, long journey but i think I'm finally making progress toward learning how stop caring now that I'm 21 and am starting to come to terms with my own mortality and what it means to make the most of life with what little youth we have. My internal obsession with acceptance and perfection became so unhealthy that i still catch old bad habits like apologizing for small mistakes or wanting to physically hurt myself over past humiliating memories rather than learn from them. Videos like these may not seem like much to some, but they're one of the few sources of support and motivation when you live out your golden years under other's expectations and finally want to break away and live for yourself.
Oh... Well, mine keeps judging people behind their backs, and whenever we're walking around town together, she talks about some people we see, and always gets away with it, cuz we're talking in our first and native language, and I always worry that someone from our country will be just walking by, and know what we're talking about. And, like, I remember that throughout my entire life I've been so scared of what others might think of me, or making a mistake, and nowadays, I kind of suspect that it probably came from my mom judging other people and me... But nmv... I just wanted to tell someone about it...
My mom keeps making me try to be better than everyone else and I know she's trying to make me try my best, which I think isn't a bad thing, but when she gets angry at me when someone is better than me, even if we have high scores, I feel bad about myself and sometimes become competitive. I'm not necessarily mad at them being better than me because I try my best, but worried about my mom being mad at me.
Yeah, my mom keep complaining i'm being too skinny, my skin is being too dark I shouldn't be out in the sun for too long, staring at my face with a disgusting expression then start talking shit. Like, can you please let me live my life? I used to be quiet but now i said it to my mom that it's because your genetics my body is skinny and i have tan skin. If you hate my appearance that much, pay for my plastic surgery. And she just left. But I am not serious about it, I love my appearance even my acne scars❤ I tried so hard to be beautiful because of my mom, i'm obsessed to have light skin, i'm overeating, but now I don't want it anymore. I love myself thanks to BTS✨
@@syalamontana2508 I'm proud of you. And yeah BTS has helped and is still helping alot of us even if we're all poles apart and that's what I love about them. Than you for not giving up and for loving yourself. You're amazing 💜😊.
Honest, I'm always afraid of my parents. Whenever she walked behind me, my body shiver, and my heart beats faster. Ever since childhood, they have always been controlling my life without me realising it, and now I feel so locked and not free at all from my thoughts towards my parents. I kinda don't like the way that they see and react to things, but I hate myself more for not be able to speak up my mind and my heart to my parents. I hate myself for not liking them, and I hate myself for not being able to be a good child that they want. Sometimes, I just wish I can fasten time so that I can skip to the future and live by my own, without parents watching or controlling me.
My high school days: I had seizures and cared way too much what others thought and my mom always said “just do whatever makes YOU happy.” 5 years later: I’m seizure free and care much less what others think. But when my mom dislikes a choice I make she now says “people will think your crazy!” Lol.
I can totally relate to this now, If its social media my mind would have many ideas to use as a caption but then i always focus on what they would think about me... And most of the times in my lifestyle i do it too, how i dress would be upto others, I also have many more insecurities, but this video really helped me a lot❤ Tysm...
Here's a small summary! I've never done time-stamp summaries, so please forgive me if I do it strangely! 0:01 ~ Intro { Fixed for a Few Phone Users } 0:17 ~ Intro Part 2 ♡ 1:07 | 1. Not Everyone Cares 1:46 | 2. Who do you Want to be ? 2:28 | 3. Accept your Flaws♡♡ 3:19 | 4. Be Selective About the Things you Care About 3:55 | 5. Accept That not Everyone Will Like you 4:35 | 6. Take on the Challenges 6:00 | Outro ♡♡ Thank you Psycho2Go for making this video, and I hope whenever you see this comment, you will have the best day ever! I wish the same for everyone who just so happens to see this, too!
You're very welcome! We don't often post advice videos because it's quite subjective. However, let us know what you think. Should we do more advice videos? - Cindy
@@Psych2go Totally OK! Not only knowing the subject going behind the problems but also, giving advices make me feel warmer. Like the viedeo says: "There will be always people who likes it!" 😌😌😌
I care enough on making a good impression but I will not go over board on making others like me. I will always be myself around people. If they like me, then they like me. Otherwise, I could care less if they don't like me. I am who I am, and I will not change for anyone.
Something inside tells me all the time that everyone is better than me, so I need their validation... I don´t know why I´m writing this, but hopefully I´m not the only one. I´m not even able to act like I´m a people pleaser, because that´s too selfish of me... ahhh!! lol
Trust me man your not the only one I feel the same it sucks but we have to remember that no one is perfect no matter how much someone may appear perfect we are all battling demons that no one knows about.
I sadly have been like this from childhood to literally now; young adult in my 20's. But I'm so glad I've came across this video, hearing all the points being covered and great advice, I feel hope that it's not too late to change/overcome this negative cycle. I enjoyed this video and love the adorable animations.(✿◠‿◠)
I know this is a late response but I was raised a people pleaser by my parents. I was told anything bad that happened was my fault. I was wrongly expelled from school and fell into a serious state of depression throughout the rest of my school life. I realized everything exactly in this video and am now going to follow my passion of launching my radio Station online and live to be happy.
0:00 intro 1:08 1. Not everyone cares 1:45 2. Who do you want to be? 2:27 3. accept your flaws 3:18 4. Be slective about the things you care about 3:54 5. accept that not everyone will like you 4:34 6. Take on the challenges 5:09 one way to deal with anxieties about messing up 5:32 outro
One thing I learned on accepting myself is to not to hold wrongs against urself. Meaning when you look back at something embarrassing you did , instead of looking down on urself , don't hold that wrong against you. We're all human , we make mistakes
Man, I can’t stress this enough. I’ve been on the internet long enough to know there’s people that are absolute jerks. I still can’t seem to stop getting overwhelming thoughts from them.
That's because we all hide behind our screens and some people take advantage of their anonymity by unleashing their ugly sides. Trust me, if they were to talk to people in person, they would be too much of a coward to even tell a barber that they don't like their haircut. 👍 Digital footprint is also a thing so if they placed or said some nasty stuff in the internet then it might come back to bite them in the future. 🤷♀️
Once you are able to care less about what others think, then you are a free person. Free to be your most authentic self. Be able to stand for what you believe in, accept yourself as you are. To process and journey of self acceptance is a long one, full of ups and downs. Because it is not easy indeed. But once one is able to practice self acceptance fully and without judgement and caring what others think, then, he or she, will be able to uncover his or her potential within, and make a difference in his or her life. Also, inspiring others as well, whether they are aware or not of the impact he or she has on them. Thanks very much for the inspiring video.
How to stop care what others think 1. Don’t put your identity into their opinions 2. Find your own personal passions/interests. 3. Accept that not everyone will like you 4. Be selective about what you choose to care about.
In my case, being adopted and not having an adult figure tell me that I am beautiful or reassurance that I should accept my inner & outer beauty. We all have special qualities. Thank you for these videos and I have been sharing them all over. Especially to those that cannot afford mental health care. My dad is a retired psychologist. So since I stepped foot on American soil, age 4, I've always seen a therapist.
I always think of what people said to me because I genuinely think what they said about me generally reflect myself, and I don't feel like making a bad impression in front of others and it could be quite stressing. This will help me a lot, thank you!
4:52 - Exactly word for word that's me! "I worry about ending up looking like a fool because of a mistake" and it's not delusional. I have in fact ended up looking like a fool many times and I take way more time to learn new things and I struggle with tasks that others find easy.
@[·Vintxge Vibez·] I don't see what's wrong with it tbh. they're literally saying "hey I have a youtube channel come check it out if ya want" and if you don't want to... just ignore it. you're getting angry over basically nothing
We all think and say, I don’t care who or what people think about me. But, if we didn’t honestly care, the need to say you could care less would never need thinking about or saying.
Everyday I've been trying to go out for a run for three weeks now, and I never went because I'm really scared of passing by people, for some reason. I know I shouldn't care this much, but I just have this huge feeling that I'm not safe outside. And that if nobody validates me and says I'm allowed to go running, then I'm just not allowed to. I do try to change my thinking and like, push through my anxiety but it's such an overwhelming feeling that I just can't handle. That actually sucks lol, because I love being outside, especially in nature and near water. I'll.. try again tomorrow, I guess, with these points in mind. Thank you for this video♡
Same. My body will automatically freeze to do things that are not commonly done. I don't even overthink. My body and mind would just refuse to do it. I also feel awkward to run in a park if very few are running. I just implicitly feel weird to run when others are walking. Same was for wearing mask. When COVID had just arrived in our country(less than 100 cases nationally) and no one was wearing mask inside the class I felt extremely awkward to wear mask when others weren't. But now wearing mask is not awkward for me cause everyone wears it all the time outside their house. It's also prob due to the fact that I have a kind of trauma of being bullied in school for being the odd one out. Class mates used to take my cap and throw it around. Once I carried a bag with a big zip and was bullied for that. A girl even slapped me for that! I felt very ashamed. Both these stories are from when I was very little, in primary school. But experiences of those times shape us a lot. PS: Thank you very much for sharing your experience here. It was very brave. It helped me to relate and made me comfortable. Also isn't it easier to share anything anonymously on internet! Internet's the best thing!
Same here...then when you're passing by people it's like you don't even remember how to walk... anyway places near nature are the best! I'm actually really scared of going out for a run, but I've been trying to do it for some weeks too...I was almost giving up but you know what? I'm gonna try again, so hey, don't give up, I know you can do it!!! Something that helps me is to remember "people don't look at you do as much as you think they do" so try to breathe, and if you think it's too much, go home and try to relax, at least you will know that you did something nice that you've been trying to do for a long time!
Well i don't know if this would help but try taking cold showers, they're gonna make you hella scared, specially if you start with your chest and stomach but it will make you braver which will help through life in general, this might help solve your problem, again MIGHT
A lot of the time it’s hard for me to keep this stuff in mind. I’m working on it though. We just have to continue consciously doing these things and we can get through it. Even if it’s not 100% of the time.
find the people that won't judge you for who you are. I hope you do. I distanced myself from quite some people when I realized this. But luckily some people who were actually genuine stayed with me.
I'm currently 45. When I was in my 20s, I had crippling anxiety. I wasn't always this way...I do remember coming into the world a confident person, and having been surrounded solely by narcissists my entire life, they managed to eventually erode my defenses over the years. Fortunately for me, I've always had a good head on my shoulders, and have been able to counsel myself through EVERYTHING. One of the many upsides of being an INTJ. Though I brought myself to the understanding that I had anxiety because I'd been led to care what people thought of me, it still took some more years to work through the insecurities. Intellectual understanding is one thing, and convincing your body of a truth that's the opposite of what you've been conditioned to believe, is another. Start w/ the mind, and with persistence and diligence, the body will eventually follow. I've overcome my anxiety, and have grown comfortable in my skin. One of the things to look forward to as you grow older and wiser, as long as you're putting in the self-work. #1 in this list became one of my mantras to remind myself of how people likely weren't thinking about me, so by conditioning myself not to be egocentric (as society tends to teach us to be), I learned to stop magnifying my perceived flaws. One helpful tip is to remind yourself how SMALL & INSIGNIFICANT you are, to keep things in perspective. I mean this in a HEALTHY way, and how you do this is by examining the scope of your existence, next to nature. We're like tiny ants or microbes in the vast universe. Be in nature, or look at nature, and ask yourself how big your own concerns and anxieties are, in comparison. Puts everything in perspective, right?
Watching your videos makes me feel comfortable Before i was also like the guy in group who wasn't accepting any different thoughts I wasn't even accepting my self But now the influence of phych to go,MLP,BP,BTS made me more happy, comfortable, patient I owe you a lot 💜🖤💜💗💜💜💜💗💜🖤💜
thank you so much! I feel better after overthinking thingz because I made not a mistake but an incident that is inevitable. Without this, I'll probably end up blaming myself even if it's not a big deal or the person didn't even took it personally like I did.
@pysch2go please I need help, my friend is at a great risk of committing suicide and she has attempted suicide twice and shes only 13, she doesnt want to tell a school guidance counselor because they no matter what tell her parents, and she doesnt want to tell her parents. She can't get an actual therapist because her parents don't want to pay money. Whenever I message her sentimental things about how i will always be here for her and listen and it will get better, she just replies "kk." Please I'm really scared I can't let her commit suicide I don't know what to do.
Tell a trusted adult, it's one of the only things you can do. She doesn't have to tell the counselor but you can. It can be a teacher, your parents, her parents, or the principal. Every minute counts! You have to overcome your fear and stand up. I hope this helps. Good luck!
@sad failure at life ok, thank you so much. Also I see your name, you are not a failure at life. It may feel like it, but in life everyone makes mistakes, some small and some big, but that does not make you a failure. You are not a failure.
you need to tell a trusted adult. Even if you are fearful she may not like you anymore, know that you are doing what you can and that you’ve been caring about her well-being like a good friend ♥️ (hope this helps, sounds like a very difficult situation)
When the popular kids at school bullied me for being a shy nerd it made me more of a shy nerd. I also found out that I was allowing their words to hurt me by apparently caring so much. So I figured that it was my fault that I was allowing their words to hurt me. That knocks my confidence and self respect big time
I realized that on what ever i do people will always judge me in a good or a bad way (most people judge the bad way even though they don't know that person) and this is all an opinion
The difficult thing about this for me is that when I do something that I enjoy for myself and other people don't like it, it diminishes the joy that I get from it.
number 3 i honestly relate the most Everyone thinks of me as “the smart kid” if i get more than 3 answers wrong, my parents would lecture me on being irresponsible, i want to meet their expectations but sometimes i just can’t, and they would be so surprised on me getting A 90% or an 89%, But now since i know who i am and what my flaws are, i try to better them or accept them, i won’t be so bothered about what people think.
I was someone who always cared a lot about what others thought of me, and I always tried to take into consideration how a person might see my actions and choices whenever I interacted with them. I tried not to let on that I was, but I would think a great deal on my actions to self-reflect on if I could have offended someone or not, or acted out in a way I shouldn't have. To contrast, I had a best friend for many years who was the exact opposite to me. Their catch phrase was "I don't care" and they ended up saying it a lot. They weren't diagnosed as having anti-social behavior disorder, but a lot of their behavior could have been considered disruptive of social norms or social environments. They would act out boldly and loudly all the time and in contrast I was incredibly easily embarrassed and would shrink back at the idea of having so much focus and attention on myself. They were still my best friend, so I tried to forgive them for who they were, because I cared about them. Sometimes it was hard. I always got frustrated at when they said they didn't care, it was usually at a time when I would have felt guilt and shame and asked what I did wrong and tried to make up for it, if I tried to tell them what they did wrong it was, "I don't care", and I couldn't understand why they would be that way when it was hurting them and hurting the people around them. So many wrongs in the world are committed by people who don't care, and to me I ended up developing an attitude that it's better to prevent problems than to ask for forgiveness, contrary to that saying, "It's better to ask for forgiveness than permission", because I had decided I would rather be cautious than to hurt people and find out that I'd crossed a line and they would no longer forgive me for it. So, to me, not caring is not always a solution, so I agree with selective caring. I was both sensitive and insensitive at times because sometimes I wouldn't take things personally, sometimes you just have to let some things go if they're not directly damaging and can be avoided, but other times, other times if I saw something I considered to be a great injustice I would face it head on like a bull with it's horns laid low to charge. I was stubborn in that way, but it used to be something I was proud over. I enjoyed the idea of defending people from injustices and the idea of the injustices of the world would make me angry. So I did care, I tried to care, very much, and I may not have always been perfect about it, even when I got stubborn I could still be reasoned with. I just didn't like to give in to emotional manipulation and people trying to control me. Plenty of people would rather manipulate than own up to the consequences of their actions. It's inherently selfish.
I care way to much, to the point where i think about the way i RAISE MY HAND in class and ask myself if others find it weird. The fact that i’m aware of it might be a first step but it’s really hard to start changing this way of thinking.
I love myself unconditionally ❤️🙏❤️ And I am grateful to truly know myself. What people think about me "is none of my business". Lol.. and I can care less what that might be. Self awareness is a blessing ❤️
Actually im very shy in school... And becoz of it I can't talk to others .... And so I can't make friends.. Plz tell some ways in which I can make others my friend... Or what would you do if I say hey to you for the first time in school while you are talking to your friend...? Or how will I make you my friend if you were my classmate? ( These many help me I think)
@@lainiiwakura old fashioned advice, but Remember: Be yourself while talking with others. If you're shy, wait for someone who seems to have the same interests as you. Or just start with a HEY! with those who seem friendly. Also remember again BE YOURSELF because, *You don't need a 'friend' who doesn't like you for who you are.* Hope I could help, if I'm not too late!
@@lainiiwakura Sorry for very late response. I think you can be friend with other people who is also very shy. Since I am shy myself, I commonly friend with other shy people because they know how it feel to be shy. As Suchi stated, you should be yourself. I mean, you already can comment to me openly, so why not in person? To answer your last two question: 1. "Or what would you do if I say hey to you for the first time in school while you are talking to your friend...?" Answer: I will say "hi" in a shy tone, while thinking you are a extrovert. Then wanting to know what do you need. If you say nothing or wanna "hangout," I will just resume what I was talking about (small back tracking so you know what we are talking about), and maybe asking you what do you think. 2. "Or how will I make you my friend if you were my classmate?" Answer: You are already perfect. You are shy; I am shy. We can understand each other struggle in being shy, and work it out. Anyway, hope it help!
I know people who don’t care like they actually don’t care make it seem easy, tech or not, but it’s scary. Like a million eyes are right there criticizing every step you make.
I definately see myself in this one! I was bullied very badly as a child and so had to teach myself not to show any reaction especially not fear. I became very good at this but it meant i could never relax and didn't deal with the trauma and pain that built up inside over a very long time. I built a very cynical and sarcastic defensive personality because of this and as an adult have been told i'm difficult to talk to. I care so much what other people think because i can't deal with all the criticism i had as a child. I find withdrawing from the world keeps me from having to try.
It’s hard to stop caring what others think when they always comment or ask about my life ... it’s not as easy to just change my surroundings either. The same fear of failure is what keeps me chained in the same place:(
There’s no way I made this comment 4 weeks ago I do not remember watching this vid 😳 but I have made progress! Don’t give up:) keep going you have nothing to lose and everything to gain. I will admit I am feeling low rn but even the progress that I made is better than where I was last time. I wish I could go back in time to tell myself that it’s okay and I will be okay but I can’t, so this is the next best thing
I've been struggling on trying to remember to not give a fudge of what will happen or what will not happen and just go with the journey you're on. I take meditation to calm myself down and I pray to God to give me the strength and the power to get to where I need to be. To college and Los Angeles to go after my dreams
Thank you Psych2Go, i have a presentation infront of my class soon. One side of me wants to make friends, the other wants to stay away from people to save my pride instead of embarrassing myself. Hopefully you have some video that might help me with that too. But your videos help.
"What do you want to do? You're the master of you. And isn't the thought enough to lift you off of the ground?" -- Steg from Steven Universe: The Movie
I don’t care about what some random people would think about me. The only hard thing for me is that I care too much for people close to me, and I'm constantly afraid of bothering them. I don’t know how to find a balance between being truthful to yourself and caring for your loved one’s feelings.
