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Worries

The Not-so-Merry-Friends’ Guide to Mental Health

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Worries

M R Boggs, 28th Jan 2016

What to do in this situation? I have found a couple options:
1. Ask them like Gigi does (which might not work because then you worry they are mad at you for being clingy, but it avoids a lot of misunderstandings)
2. Internalize it all like Sunny which is not a good idea. This is a Bad Idea, avoid it.
3. Stop doing whatever you think they are mad at you for doing. This can be good because it might result in you actually doing the dishes or something, or it can be bad because you stop doing something you liked doing. Be careful when using this method.

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zaptoid, 28th Jan 2016

40 mg of Propranolol handles things nicely...

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