Anyone else regularly cringe about embarrassing moments from

>>37868852
I know that feel. I don't think theres any way to stop it, maybe ways to vent tge feelings faster and less notably and go back to distracting yourself.

>>37868852
This is a huge part of why I avoid showing interest in girls or making conversation with people I don't know well. A potential success doesn't feel worth the risk of a lifetime of embarrassment.

>>37868852
Get a life and maybe you'd have something else to replace those memories

>>37868852
I constantly wish everyone I've ever been in contact with in my past would magically get in a car crash and die. Even though chances are high I'll never run into them later in life, my autistic interactions with them haunt me

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>>37868852
Same. Just listen to other people's "testimonies" and realize your life isn't as fucked as the next guy/gal.

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yes, all the hecking time

I try to think about the fact that nobody else thinks about it anymore. It doesn't really help but at least there's that. I have a history of being a drunk so I have a lot of shit that surfaces again and again that I think about like clockwork. My brain hates itself.

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