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  • in reply to: Passing clouds #436585
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    I dont know if my husband under reacts.Atleast he is living peacfully.Another incident happened today. Yesterday my husband invited my neighbors family to go outside to eat food.They rejected it saying that they had thier lunch already.This happened yesterday.We didnt go too postponed it to today.We went today.He thiught of calling inviting them too but then i said they wont come.When i was eating my food I saw my friend and her family coming to the same restaurant along with her group of friends.That just made me so angry in that moment.She should have made the effort to come along with us instead of going them. My husband started supporting her that the friends must have made the plan and thats ok.I said thats not okay she is not putting the effort in our friendship.I just want to get rid off her. My husband is works remote so doesnt have this social interaction.He still wants to meet them.My little one craves to play with friends daughter. I am just torn apart.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436098
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    For the past 6 years . My anxiety was effecting only ME. Now this anger is effecting my relationships. I never felt this much anger before in my life.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436097
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    My husbands childhood was so normal because he doesnt overact to situations/people like me.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436095
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    I wish had a NORMAL childhood so that I dont have to go through this.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436094
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    It looks like all my existing beliefs are triggering my anxiety.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436059
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    Its people find new friends and leave me.Also my my neighbor like big group of friends.I always prefer small group like 3 people including me to avoid all the drama and conflict.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436058
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    Yesterday I recollected how I felt in the past. It reminds me of my college days.When i stayed in dorms I had a roomate who started ignoring me when she met her new friend.I didnt like the new friend of her at all.So I felt bad but was never angry with her. I thought may be I am introverted and I talk less thats the reason why people leave me.I would still talk to her we are still in touch.But now thats not the case I talk more and as a family we are more outgoing.Now I feel like nothing is wrong with me.Its just people evolve and grow then leave me.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436045
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    I feel like I am good enough.I feel like my friend is not good enough.She is the one who caused the distance by mingling with other group of people.They would only invite her every week.So she started getting closer to them.Even we invited but they would say no because they were so busy with this group.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436039
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    I felt better when I read the article.But the author tells that both of them grew apart.In my case its my friend who caused the distance.Its not me.I feel like i was still the same and I didnt hang out with others.She is the one who hung out with others and caused the distance.So I am still mad at her.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436018
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    Ok. Have a good weekend.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436014
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    Its approved now. Are you able to see my post ?

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436008
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    Hey Anita.. I am back again. How are you doing ? Had your lunch? I am still anxious thinking about my friend. I saw this article on tiny buddha that resonates with me so well. https://tinybuddha.com/blog/how-releasing-expectations-takes-the-pressure-off-relationships/?fromterm=5036

    in reply to: Passing clouds #436009
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    HI Anita. I just added a link from this website and it says This post is awaiting moderation.

    in reply to: Passing clouds #435905
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    What if you do this exercise (maybe it will help): in one long paragraph let your OCD/ “my brain“, spill out all it has to say, just type it away, don’t censor it. let it tell you all that it thinks and feels about life and people.–I would still say OCD because I have been suffering for so log like 6 years.  

    in reply to: Passing clouds #435878
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    You put it up so well.

    OCD is not a friend. Living with OCD is.. living with an enemy. Yes I feel like OCD is my enemy. Its hard to live with all those voices in my head .

    OCD is separating you from yourself (telling you that you are not good enough), and it is separating you from others (telling you that others are not good enough).-This is so true. Its not allowing me to be myself.

    it feels like too much trouble to have friends, too much anxiety, so I understand that the quick solution that comes to mind is to not have friends anymore!-Yeah its exhausting because of my OCD and other factors like inviting them home cooking , cleaning .

    I understand. Possible solutions: make a friend or two who are not Indian? Also: if you could meet a friend for coffee in a coffee place, or for a walk outside, you could have time with a friend without having to cook for them.-lol..its hard for me to meet a non indian because of my social anxiety as I am introverted too. There is vast cultural difference. I dont drink/some and I eat only HALAL food. There isn’t much common thing to do I guess. The other I was  thinking to make friends with the parents of my daughters friends and see how that goes. I want to focus on myself more. Like learning new hobbies or spend more time with myself/family. 

    OCD is an enemy in the ways it affects you, although its intention is good: it is trying to protect you, to help you solve problems.. but it’s misguided, it’s not logical, not sensible, it’s impulsive, it jumps to conclusions. So, it ends up harming you again and again.-This is so apt.

    Earlier, I was ok with people not making me their top priority,(that)  and I accepted the fact people change over time. This time it’s getting hard to accept. I am just filled with anger.“- for a while you were okay with people not making you their top priority.-This is not for a while .This has been happening since childhood. When I look at my past or since I started schooling. There were so many friends who were so close with me in the beginning and they would leave me when they found new friends. I never left angry or obsessed about it. I would just let it go. I am unable to let go of this friend. I dont know why I am obsessed about her. Its so annoying.

    I guess that whenever you feel that you are others’ low priority, you get (naturally) angry, and sort-of demand (at least in your own mind) that they make you their top priority, trying to over-compensate your hurt feelings.–This is so true. I just imagine my having conversation like demanding that person in my head like how we used to be best buddies and we always hung out together. I did it once during Jan. I politely told her I felt ignored by her or like how our friendship has changed. She started blaming us that we didnt invite her which is not the case. I think there is no point in asking this time because she would get defensive. I have to accept the fact she has changed. 

     

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