Sunday, November 1, 2015

Dealing with anxiety (disorder), low self esteem/confidence & stress // Stress

Hello gorgeous angel of the planet earth.
As I already said a couple times before, this blogpost series is a collaboration with a really close to me YouTube person I always wanted to collab with. Her name's Marie (link) and she's a really sweet and kind soul that has been and still being through a lot of hate and bullying because of her weight. She's going to share with you her thoughts and stories about her bullying experience while I'm going share with you another common to a lot of people thing I'm unfortunately struggling with. Grab a snack and a huge cup of tea or coffee because today's topic is stress.

I'm pretty sure most of you out there have felt stressed because of school, college, work etc. Unfortunately for us all stress is something everyone in our generation (and not only!) is dealing with. That's the reason behind my decision to do a blogpost about it as but let's start to talk more about our topic, shall we?

A psychological research prove that the amount of stress a normal student is dealing with nowadays is the same amount of stress a psychopath used to deal with a few decades earlier. It's crazy when you think of it, isn't it?

According to a mental health document I watched a couple months ago stress is quote "your body's way of responding to any kind of demand or threat".

There's pretty much no explanation on why people are nervous. It's interesting to think the truth that namely everything is in our heads. Sometimes even a really simple situation or a really random person are able to make you feel anxious.

Something also common several people are struggling with is worrying about what about other people are thinking of them. This is something I also struggling myself with and trust me when I'm saying that it's something I'm currently "working" hard on it..

The most terrifying part about stress is the waiting part. It can be anything like a presentation, a date, a project, a doctor's appointment, an exam etc. The more you are waiting something to happen the more you are terrified causing your brain cells to release stress on your body.

I used to hold myself back a lot because of it but I am not anymore..
AND YOU SHOULN'T EITHER!

I definitely take the risk and accept every opportunity that comes in my way no matter how terrified I am because in the end you are only sure for the moment you live right now.



"Don't be afraid to show to the world who you really are" -MacQueen98.

Don't forget to check Marie's video about her bullying experience by clicking here.




xoxo MacQueen98.

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