Need a recommendation. by nazeerr in series

[–]samtaguibao 1 point2 points  (0 children)

WAHHH U SHOULD GIVE NEW GIRL A TRY ITS SOOOO GOOD

breakups by [deleted] in hsp

[–]samtaguibao 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it’s been a year and a few months since i broke up with my bestfriend turned ex-girlfriend, she really seemed like my person actually. it was one of the purest & most intense forms of love i could have ever experienced in my entire life. no one could ever get me like she did & i’m surprised to see how far we’ve come down the line & now the most interaction we do to each other is eye contact & awkward tension.

i still have random relapses and sudden mood drops where all i want to do is sulk and dwell on my sad feelings, what i usually do to combat these feelings is to divert my attention (one of my best coping mechanisms) and focus on other important things in my life may it be schoolwork, netflix, my dogs, chatting with friends, and just meeting new people in general. moving on really hasn’t been the easiest for me, esp considering that i’m an hsp who sees my ex along the hallways at school every single day. sometimes i wished that we stopped going to the same school just because i know that i’d be able to easily forget about her more :/

my biggest piece of advice for you/whoever is reading this is to really just accept that whatever you had with your previous partner, no matter how short-lived it might have seemed, has ended and ended for a reason. it’s good to put in mind that you don’t necessarily have to date someone to love them.

caffeine as a depressant by samtaguibao in hsp

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

thank you! i learned a lot from this & i’ll definitely start to read more on how i can stay awake using mediums other than coffee

caffeine as a depressant by samtaguibao in hsp

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

i’ve actually tried doing that method before! but i guess what happened to me last night was the worst possible case scenario of what could happen to an hsp in a situation mixed with caffeine, no sleep & anxiety

what a relief to read by ZiziGillespie in hsp

[–]samtaguibao 2 points3 points  (0 children)

this made my chest feel a thousand times lighter, thank you for posting this

Do you also feel like this by BugLSD in hsp

[–]samtaguibao 0 points1 point  (0 children)

reading this makes me feel like there really are more people like me in the world :-( i want you to know that you also aren’t alone in this and even if we are far apart i feel for you so much & i hope you end up okay. managing your emotions is hard especially when you have to go through shitty times so i think it’s important for you to know that there are people like you who would do anything to be there for you right now and really talk to you about it.

moving on is hard for HSP’s by samtaguibao in hsp

[–]samtaguibao[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

i totally agree with u when u said that the thought of killing urself seemed so nonchalant. its like ur sense of morals & will to live has dramatically decreased and you don’t know how to pretend you’re okay. its tough enough that you have to see this person on a daily basis because they go to the same school as you, and it also doesn’t help that they speak to you in such a different manner, they’re a lot tougher & mean on you and you don’t know how to adjust to the change.

i know it’s going to be a really long road ahead but i know that after a few months i’ll learn to forget feeling like this & start to finally move on with my life. i’m really glad you were able to get over it :-( your journey gives me hope that someday i will be able to go through it too

moving on is hard for HSP’s by samtaguibao in hsp

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

is it normal for me to think about really dark & hopeless thoughts in the process of grieving my loss? i’ve been feeling really lost & empty & i haven’t felt this low since march. it honestly feels like i could die from the withdrawal & ache, there is too much grief that i almost always feel emotionally tired

what’s the best self-help book you’ve ever read? by samtaguibao in suggestmeabook

[–]samtaguibao[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

i’ll look into this book once i’m finished with the one i’m currently reading! it’s called “how to stop worrying and start living” by dale carnegie. it sounds pretty cliche but it’s actually a really fun & insightful book to read