Hello ,
I recently posted complaining about
a bad pdoc from years ago.
The relevance now is though I’m not having anxious moments now , the result of my lack of imitative , apathy , from then , when I was searching for answers to what was I feeling (GAD) , and what was it’s rhyme and reason - your good doing one thing one moment - the next time your anxious , lack confidence , and are a mess - sometimes doing things I’m good at .
That brings me to now , the sum total of this is well into middle age , where society , doesn’t give you many chances , I am stalled to a halt . And that time seeing him I was doing pretty well career wise and with proper focus , and with my head on straight - which it now is much more so - I could of taken it to the next level and set me and my family up.
So I feel empty now . Because of my fear I never committed myself to anything , for fear of failing , fear of making a fool of myself , and here is something I learned about
through reading C. Weeks book , I was fearful of my own reaction to fear , which freaked me out somewhat.
Today I understand myself much better , no thanks to counseling .
It’s been awhile since I read her book , but believe she said people are just wired to be more anxious , and it’s not so much your past environment , and even if you could remember , it would make not much difference .
I always felt ashamed as long as I could remember , parents fighting , mental health issues with them - would exploring them help me many years later ? I asked the therapist when I saw him , he brushed it off . I have told my significant other of this , so what would rehashing it do ? I would appreciate any input , but since I recognize the dysfunctional nature of what I was exposed to I don’t think beyond that it does no good . To try and remember a story and bring back feelings , I just remember broad details , not much else .
Anxiety - you do things and are fine as a kid - do same thing as a adult - and feel uptight- it makes no sense .
Post Edited (ghosst8) : 12/14/2018 4:31:58 PM (GMT-7)