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When I achieve a really great thing, I want to share it with someone else (for approval I guess?) but I dont have anyone.
Whats the solution to this? Should I try to stop needing others' approval/congratulations, or should I try to find a good outlet to get said approval?
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find a friend
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>>18049102
Open a twitter account, man. I'll follow you.
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>>18049635
This
Just start a twitter account. Do a follow for follow. I'll follow yo
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when you actually achieve great things you wont want to brag about them to people because youll feel like a dickhead
or maybe not
just keep doing things because theyre good for you. work hard and make it look easy or else you look like an asshole
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you shouldn't ever brag anyway. no one will ever be impressed if you forced the information on them.
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>>18049255
I have friends, but none so close I wouldnt feel like a jerk bragging to them about my achievements.
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>>18049690
Yeah I mean if you were talking to me two years ago i would totally have agreed with you.
But my therapist said I had problems with immediately forgetting all the good things I do and only focussing on my failures. I thought that finding people to support me when i do good stuff might help with that.
My therapist sort of worked in that way for me for a while, but due to the new government's NHS cutbacks I stopped being eligible for free therapy so I cant see him any more.
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make a blog and brag on it?
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