It's time to regain your confidence!
It's totally normal to worry about how to please others, to be afraid of saying too much and losing out, and to be afraid of compromising. It's so easy to live in the eyes of others!
You are you, a perfectly existing independent individual. It's so easy to get caught up in trying to please others, but remember, you're not responsible for how they act.
It's totally normal to lack confidence in interpersonal relationships. After all, no one can please everyone, and that's been the case since ancient times! Some people think you're amazing, while others don't see your worth.
This is the truth, my friend. You just have to accept it, then slowly change your way of thinking, regain your self-confidence, and be yourself again. It's really important!
It's okay if you don't fit in! We all come from different backgrounds, and that's totally normal.
Everyone has their own unique personality, and if your inner and outer worlds aren't perfectly aligned, that's totally okay! Inner abundance often leads to outer abundance. Having ideals and pursuing them with determination in your heart is so important. And on the path of pursuing the truth, even if you're alone, you'll never feel lonely.
Hey there! I just wanted to encourage you to raise your dreams and light up your life. You've got this!
It's so sad when people are confused, torn, or indecisive. It's also sad when people feel inferior, introverted, or afraid to speak up. But it's so important to remember that having dreams can help us overcome these challenges!
Dreams are so important! They help us see the future and keep us from getting lost along the way.
Grab hold of what you want, find your dream, and let that dream support your soul. From then on, you'll be filled with joy and peace. You'll no longer feel lonely or afraid, and you'll be able to tune out the noise of others' opinions. You'll hear only the beautiful sound of the trumpet in your heart.
Come on, my friend!
I'm sending you lots of love and blessings!


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I understand your concerns. It's really important to set boundaries and communicate openly about how you feel. Maybe start by talking to your new roommate in a calm and honest way, expressing your feelings without blaming. Let her know what you're comfortable with and what might upset you. Building that mutual understanding can help prevent conflicts.
It's totally normal to feel anxious, especially when moving into a new dorm. One thing that might help is preparing some conversation topics in advance. That way, if you feel the discussion getting tense, you can steer it towards something more positive. Also, remember it's okay to take a break from a conversation if you need to gather your thoughts.
I can see why you'd be hesitant to engage, but try not to let fear control your interactions. Everyone has moments where they feel unsure or scared of being hurt. Focus on building confidence through small steps, like engaging in short, friendly conversations. Over time, this can help you feel more at ease and less likely to retreat.
Sometimes, it helps to reflect on past experiences where you've successfully handled difficult situations. Remind yourself of those times when you managed to stay calm and assertive. This can boost your confidence. Also, consider practicing mindfulness or relaxation techniques to manage anxiety in the moment.
Feeling scared is a natural response, but don't let it stop you from connecting with others. Try to shift your mindset from avoiding conflict to learning how to handle it constructively. You could also seek support from friends or a counselor who can offer guidance and help you develop better communication skills.