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  • #436948
    Anonymous
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    Is waking up at 3am a bad thing ?

    I also wrote a message above this

    #436954
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Shandrea: I will read and reply Mon morning.

    anita

    #436970
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Shandrea:

    You are a practical person and your # 1 priority in regard to a job, is to accommodate your son’s schedule. It is a shame that your son’s father doesn’t help with raising any of his three kids.

    Is waking up at 3am a bad thing?“- only if it means not sleeping enough on a regular basis. Restful sleep is a physical need and when we don’t get enough of it, we function less effectively. Do you get enough sleep?

    anita

    #436974
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    I usually sleep about 6 to 7 hours a night . This passing July and August I was on summer vacation from my school job (I was excited about summer vacation), But I honestly I didn’t enjoy this summer , I was bored and stuck at home  . I still do exercise everyday at 5am, but that’s it .

     

    #436975
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Shandrea:

    I also used to be bored and stuck at home during summer vacations from school (through high school). Recently, life is way more interesting and social than it was when I was a teenager and onward. I hope that this will happen for you too, sooner than later!

    anita

    #436976
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    What made life more interesting and social for you ? Was it your career choice or a hobby ?

    #436977
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Shandrea:

    It was neither a career choice (I never really had a career, but instead:  temporary jobs), nor a hobby. It was getting to feel like a child again, a child from whom I disconnected/ dissociated in my first decade of life. Most of my life (ever since I remember myself) I was neither a child (joyful, social, interactive), nor an adult (a post-child mature person). Instead, I drifted in a no-land of dissociated/ disconnected state of mind.

    With healing (part of which is my 9-year-long interactions in this website), I finally reconnected to the child-within me that’s been neglected for so long. I simply feel.. part of me. it’s a feeling, a state of mind.

    anita

    #436979
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    That was beautiful to read ,Thank you for sharing that ! How do you reconnect with the inner child by communicating?  If so about what ?

    #436981
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Shandrea:

    You are welcome, and thank you for saying it was beautiful to read. I will answer your questions Tues morning when I will hopefully be more focused than I am now.

    anita

    #436991
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Shandrea:

    How do you reconnect with the inner child by communicating?  If so about what?“- best I can explain it is this: humans are social animals. It is positive communications/ positive interactions with other people (or pets) that make us feel child-like joy. Because we are born social animals, we can’t experience joy in isolation, not for long.

    Think of another very social animal: a dog. When do you see a dog wagging its tail joyfully, like a puppy? Not when the dog is alone, isolated, but when the dog sees another dog or a person and gets all excited anticipating a positive interaction, and when actually interacting positively.

    I was mostly isolated for a long, long time, as a child, a teenager and onward, and many of the interactions I had with people, starting with my mother, were negative interactions. As a result I was depressed a whole lot. Healing for me happened/ is happening as a result of positively interacting with people.

    anita

    #437002
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    Joy is definitely something my inner child wanted . I am in the process of giving myself everything I wanted  as a child . Hobbies that bring me joy and financial stability. Do you think connections can be made through healthy hobbies ?

    #437005
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Shandrea:

    I am glad to read that you are in the process of giving yourself everything you wanted as a child.

    Do you think connections can be made through healthy hobbies?“- yes, I do. When people have a common hobby (a hobby they feel positive about), it encourages a beginning of positive interactions and communication.

    It takes more than a common hobby though, to continue and deepen a positive communication between people. It takes a developing friendship based on trust and respect. (And trust in others is not easy when we grew up without it).

    anita

    #437006
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    Trust is important to me . I’ve been betrayed, used, and mentally abused . I don’t want to meet anymore people with bad intentions .

    #437007
    anita
    Participant

    Dear Shandrea:

    Yes, I understand, of course. I guess the only way to build trust in a new person is slowly, gradually, if the person deserves trust. It is difficult to know for sure though, that there will not be a betrayal of trust sometime along the way. It takes courage to try and to persist in getting to know a person.

    anita

    #437008
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    You’re good at this ! I will have to be brave and patient.

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