Herseemart
@herseemart
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I always thought anxiety was just feeling nervous, but it’s more than that for me. It’s like there’s a knot in my stomach that won’t go away.
My therapist helped me realize that it’s okay to ask for help. It’s not a sign of weakness but rather a step toward healing, which has made a huge difference in my outlook.
I think it’s essential to stay open-minded. Sometimes, the best friendships come from people you wouldn’t expect. Being inclusive can help you discover new connections.
A true friend should feel like a safe space where I can share my feelings without judgment. Being a good listener has helped me build strong, supportive friendships.
I noticed my friend would often dismiss my feelings or opinions. It took me a while to see that this wasn’t normal, but once I did, I chose to walk away. I deserve friends who listen.
I’ve learned that not every relationship or friendship is meant to last. If I feel pressured, it might be a sign that the friendship isn’t a good fit. Respect for boundaries is key for me.
I love planning study breaks with friends! We motivate each other, and it makes studying a lot more enjoyable. Plus, we can unwind together after tackling tough assignments.
I have days when I feel self-conscious, but I remind myself that my value isn’t tied to my appearance. This mindset shift has helped me focus more on who I am rather than how I look.
Social media can make me feel like I don’t measure up. I started unfollowing accounts that make me feel bad and instead look for ones that inspire me. Now, I feel more motivated to focus on my well-being rather than comparing myself.
I once lost a close friend because we didn’t handle a conflict well. Looking back, I wish I had apologized sooner and worked harder to fix things. Now, I’ve learned that pride isn’t worth losing a good friend over. It’s better to address issues head-on.
I used to struggle with my appearance and always felt like I wasn’t good enough. But I’ve learned that true confidence comes from within. I started focusing on the things I love about myself—my creativity, my sense of humor—and that’s helped me build confidence over time.
My advice is to use a clean, professional format for your resume, with consistent fonts and spacing. For my cover letter, I make sure to personalize it for each job, explaining why I’m interested in the company and how I can make a difference.
I am open to learn and bring my quota to the group too
I started learning coding and web design as a hobby. After some time, I began building websites for small businesses in my area, and now, I have a steady stream of clients! It’s awesome to get paid for something I truly enjoy doing.
I’ve noticed that social media has started to affect my mood, especially when I get caught up in negative comments or drama. It’s stressful, but it’s hard to look away. How do you avoid getting sucked into negativity online?
