Crystal1414 wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Crystal1414 wrote:
I am feeling all of those things. Its uncomfortable. It is overwhelming. It makes me just want to sleep. Sometimes I cant move properly because of my anxiety. So I just lay in bed.
I have not been to the liquor store in a long time. I'm tempted to go again one day.
I kinda wish the convenience store near my house didn't become an LCBO. It's a little too convenient.
Do you do anything to release anxiety and energy when you're wound up?
I dont really have anything to do. I can't seem to focus on anything. I could go for a walk with my dog.
A walk might be good, at least that's what my parents always tell me.

I think I can relate when it comes to not being able to focus. I struggle to maintain focus most of the time and when I'm wound up it's even harder. I end up with several things barely started or planned out and no work towards the actual goal because the next shiny thing grabs my attention.
Sometimes mental work helps more than physical work, so I'll write loads of lyrics or let myself get distracted by a problem I couldn't muster the energy for. That's probably when I'm the most prone to being combative with people too but I don't notice in the moment, just afterwards once I've gotten everyone pissed at me.
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