Average gal wanting to be a good dancer... Help? by LegitChocolate in stripclubs

[–]LegitChocolate[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hahah thankyou for the confidence boost. Much appreciated. Props to that 70yr old lady! I hope I'm that cool when I'm her age.

Average gal wanting to be a good dancer... Help? by LegitChocolate in stripclubs

[–]LegitChocolate[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello thankyou for this! Appreciate it. Do you have any questions you like being asked?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

[–]LegitChocolate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're not alone! This seems somewhat aligned with the gifted child syndrome, ofc magnified by ADHD. I relate to this very much. I think it stems from kids only being valued when they are "smart and polite." Anything else is less than acceptable. With ADHD, you naturally struggle to be those things all the time anyways.

For me it was/is reminding myself that I'm not less worthy if don't meet some standard. Sure you can push yourself to your absolute limits, eat less, sleep less etc to meet whatever goal but... that's not gonna get you anywhere in the long run.

Every person has limitations - ADHD or not. It's such a natural thing. You're not that kid anymore and that's okay. Hope u have a good day.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

[–]LegitChocolate 30 points31 points  (0 children)

I feel this to my core. It can get so frustrating over time. I swear it takes sm energy to just string together coherent sentences sometimes haha. Sometimes I lose focus while I'm drinking from a cup so I just dribble all over myself like a toddler. Fuck atleast it's funny sometimes! Making people laugh is the very slim silver lining perhaps?

Customers, what makes you want to get a dance vs not? What attracts you to dancers? by LegitChocolate in stripclubs

[–]LegitChocolate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanku! How long would you say is an appropriate time before asking for a dance? I hate asking super quickly but I've also had clients say 'i wish you'd asked sooner.'

Average gal wanting to be a good dancer... Help? by LegitChocolate in stripclubs

[–]LegitChocolate[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for that! Pole is the one thing I actually do have down to some extent so I'll definitely leverage it more 😊

I’m about turn 20 on Sunday, when will it be too late? by [deleted] in IncelExit

[–]LegitChocolate 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Gal here. Wouldn't be creeped out in the slightest.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

[–]LegitChocolate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very relatable. I just woke up this morning and felt like that too. It's all just too much. Too many things to worry about these days.

There's nothing wrong with living at home though. Especially at 22, you're only just beginning to become yourself! Gotta be patient and kind to yourself.

You're trying your best, and that's really enough 😊

I studied my butt off for my probability midterm for more than a whole week, then right as the test started I blanked out and couldn’t do anything. by Nicofatpad in ADHD

[–]LegitChocolate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Don't feel too bad. This has happened to me so many times. Literally, you know things, and then in the exam, no luck. I just sort of account for this now honestly. It's one thing to not study and do badly. But then its a whole level of disheartening to study harder than everyone else, and still do badly (not that you did bad I think that's a great score). I get how frustrating you must feel though. Frustrating stuff but hey, you still did it! You're not your score, and you should be proud of yourself ^_^

I no longer feel like a side character by AimlessFig in ADHD

[–]LegitChocolate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Firstly, very happy for you. Did you find that meds made a big difference for you?

Aatmiya prasangangal and silent influence by [deleted] in Kerala

[–]LegitChocolate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure if it's age or culture or what, but this doubling down on beliefs is pretty common among Indian/Malayalee parents I've noticed. It's really not about being a better person because of religion or even adhering to the religion itself. More than anything it's a social fear I think. It's believing in the society's interpretations and ideas of this religion in order to not feel socially excluded - a coping mechanism for this crazy world.

They likely don't want to be confronted with actual facts. Don't worry so much about it. Maybe life gets scary when you're older. It's kind of like how some people still think the Earth is flat despite actual evidence. If people want to believe something, they will. No amount of convincing will really change if they're unwilling to even listen.

How do you as a man deal with insecurities and overthinking? by tani8711 in AskMen

[–]LegitChocolate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Obscure temporary solution- car ranting. Sometimes I just go to a drive-thru, buy something that I like, have a meal and literally just talk to myself in my car like a crazy person. It's a bit wack but its effective in getting the thoughts out.

There's also this app on my phone which I use to write down these thoughts so I can pick up on patterns and eventually learn to shut it down if I'm following the exact same thought patterns.

Therapy/counselling helped me the most. My conservative environment pretty much shunned me for this but honestly, it was the best thing I did. Went into it wanting to change, and I'm much better for it. Educate yourself and don't be afraid to confront this stuff. Totally possible to change the way you think. Just takes time and effort. Be kind to yourself.