1.
Good family. Family members that love you even though you act like a bomb
that might explode at any second. And
good family that loves you even if you explode – on them. Good family to put you in your place
and show you how to act better, and nicer when dealing with such an emotional
charged problem.
2.
Good friends. There are many different types. You need the friends who will just sit there and listen,
over and over again. You need the
friends who will distract you. You
need the friends who will hold you while you cry. You need the friends that will cheer you up and make you
laugh. But you do not need
unreliable, flaky friends. Get rid
of those.
3.
A gym membership. Some athletic outlet. I need to exercise or else I get so
grumpy and very tense. I always
feel so much more relaxed after I work out. If I haven’t exercised in a few days my stress level is so
much greater than when I exercise regularly.
4.
Distractions. Keeping busy is key!
I feel the most sad and I dwell on my issues the most when I am
alone. Surrounding yourself with
positive people, will help you forget about what makes you sad, and you will
have fun! But, it’s also about
knowing when to confront your feelings. I find it hard to understand when I feel upset at someone if
there really is a reason for me to be upset with them, or if it is just my own
insecurities shining through. And,
I don’t really know how to figure it out. And then, I let it sit in my stomach and
it festers into a big emotional bomb, until one day, the perhaps innocent
person says something that lights the bomb, and then an unforeseen explosion
occurs.
5.
Tough Love. Sometimes, you just have to know that things are not that
bad. And sometimes it’s so much easier to be sad, than to look at the good
things going on. It can be easier
to stay in your current emotional state, than switch to a different one,
because people want to know that their feelings are justified, and righteous,
when sometimes they just aren’t.
6.
Attention. In the right way. When you feel different, all you want
is some attention, in a positive way. Someone to notice your uniqueness and
appreciate it, and maybe even admire you.
We all love attention. Especially me.
7.
Hug. Talking is one thing, but silence and a hug
is another. And sometimes words
just don’t need to be said to comfort someone.
8.
Drive.
Goals. A Direction. These are the things we live for, and
are working towards. Being
confident in these things will help you notice that the challenges that come
through your life don’t alter your goals, they merely test you, and make you
stronger, more intelligent, and more self aware.
9.
Animals.
Sometimes I get sick of people. I just would rather spend time with a
cat or a dog. A dog or cat that lives life simply, with great love. They can help you sort out so much,
because they are always so true to themselves. I believe we have so much to
learn from animals.
10. Something
exciting to look forward to. I’m
going to Italy this summer for a singing program. Sometimes when I am in an emotional rut, all I need to do is
think about that, and I regain so much hope and self love. Having something fun to look forward to
is one of the best medicines out there.
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