This is a problem for me. I'm always second guessing myself on stuff. I know where it comes from but it's become so engrained in me that I want to undo that kind of behavior.
It's like I need confirmation from someone to validate a decision or belief on here, but I don't want to be in this mindset anymore.
>>18487671
Your mother is the problem.
Don't talk to your cunt mother anymore.
>>18487691
That is actually the problem.
>>18487671
Sounds to me that you just need to experience more intense emotions. I remember that I was quite insecure about my life before I experienced my very first, debilitatingly severe panic attacks. After those, when I recovered slowly, it became easy for me to avoid second-guessing my desires and dreams.
Just do something you have never done before, OP. Easy for me to say, I know, but travel somewhere alone, treat it like a quest from a computer game, that you just need to complete it and analyse the details about it later. Just say to yourself "I am going to X museum in the X town and take the full tour and then go back home" or "I am going to X town and have a beer by myself, maybe make small talk with a stranger, then QUEST ACHIEVED and head back home".
Trust me OP. I am probably more mentally fucked up than you, and I found a perfect solution for myself.
Watch the youtuber called "Elliott Hulse" for motivation, he does some fitness-related stuff but he introduced me to this concept in the beginning. Good luck!