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LifeOnHardMode · 26-30, M
I usually achieve my main goals in the long term. However, I let myself down by taking more time than I should due to pain and depression. Overall I tend to be good with the things that are linear and I can control.
Everything else tends to be difficult. For instance, health problems and emotions as well as relationships, all non-linear and hard for me to influence. Insomnia is another example. It's like trying to keep a sand castle up.
The worst part is that I am blamed for letting myself down in ways that I cannot necessarily change. Much of this is part of a personal 'foundation' in life that takes luck to fix and transforms exponentially.
Everything else tends to be difficult. For instance, health problems and emotions as well as relationships, all non-linear and hard for me to influence. Insomnia is another example. It's like trying to keep a sand castle up.
The worst part is that I am blamed for letting myself down in ways that I cannot necessarily change. Much of this is part of a personal 'foundation' in life that takes luck to fix and transforms exponentially.
SimplyLogicalDiscipline · 36-40, F
@LifeOnHardMode who blames you?