As humans, most of us need human connection, but... - Deepstash

As humans, most of us need human connection, but we shouldn't need it all the time in order to not fall apart. it is important to know who you are as an individual and feel comfortable being with yourself, even if you are someone who likes to spend most of their time with others. it absolutely fine to want to be around people a lot (atleast for me because i'm an extrovert ๐Ÿ˜…), as long as you aren't doing it as a way to avoid yourself. I feel I'm not done yet talking about this here and might not clear with what i was trying to say but, i highly recommend watching that YouTube video. peaceโ˜˜๏ธ

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Sometimes, I can't tolerate all these questions arising in my mind that i don't know my character, my purpose of living and......all this lead me to vague thoughts and the only escape i can think about is distractions like binge watch and hanging out with my friends but now, I'm practicing more mindfulness by journaling and reading. i can relate with most of the parts of this video and reflecting on how far i've come. i am not where i want to be yet, but neither where i used to be.

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