I don't think that should be the first step. The first step should be 1. Recognizing and accepting responsibility for one's emotions, actions and decisions🤔
“I won’t beat you, just tell me the truth”- coming from the same person who taught me that the truth shall set me free!!!😠“Love wasn’t girls landing in the hospital after a breakup, love was me loosing my mind in the hospital after loosing my husband”- coming from a millennial mother wanting to hop on a Gen Z TikTok trend😇❤️ “Oya don’t worry, I will cook my food myself”- coming from this woman who came to intrude in the kitchen after telling me to prepare dinner 🤦♀️ “Very good!”… and she proceeds to adjust her wrapper and looks away- coming from the mother who’s meant to share in my pain after I fall 🥲 “Every time, phone, phone, phone, that’s why you’re always sick”- coming from someone who’s meant to rush me down to the hospital rather than complaining 😑 “Must you go and see your friend? Can’t your friend come and see you?”- coming from a millennial mum who wants no visitor in her house😒 “You think you’re doing me? You’re doing yourself”- the usual anthem whenever t...
Alright, folks, let's kick things off! In this 21st century, about 80% of teenagers seem to be voicing concerns about depression , which I find rather amusing. To me, it seems like many of these youngsters are simply feeling down rather than clinically depressed. "They're just upset because they're not getting what they want," I'd say. As time goes by on my little corner here, I might share some anecdotes about some people in my life. Now, why do I find it amusing when teenagers talk about depression ? Well, in my humble opinion, if the source of your unhappiness isn't family-related, then labeling yourself as 'depressed' might be a bit of a stretch. I'll touch on this topic lightly, staying mostly on the surface. Alright, let me share a personal story. There was a time when people thought I was spiraling into depression, but nah 😂 I kept rejecting that notion. I had done my research on depression and was confident I wasn't slipping int...
MY LAGOS EXPERIENCE (||) They said when life throws lemons at you, you make lemonades out of it … Life had thrown 2 huge bitter lemons at me and my lemonade almost went wrong (because my lemons were bitter). Asides the fact I was trying my possible best to keep my sanity, I also had exams to prepare for- these exams were also sanity-threatening but what could I do? I had to pass these exams to figure out what and where my problems were coming from. So, I decided to meet with some intellectual coursemates to aid and ease my preparations for exams. Now, the main deal … How did I get to my coursemates ’ hostel? Sometime ago, I published an article describing what my bus stop happens to be like (no buses to be boarded, crowds at the bus stop, scorching sun e.t.c.). I thought that must have been the worst that could happen to at my bus stop, not until I stood for over an hour, unable to board a bus. The sun was scorching, I was with a lot of bags, the people at the ...
Hmmmm I don't think finding a person should be the first step
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ReplyDelete1. Recognizing and accepting responsibility for one's emotions, actions and decisions🤔