u/psycho-Address-37

I really just want to cry, that scene to me was the saddest in the whole series, I just can't, how can i watch the next ep now, I'm so terrified.

I usually don't believe in things like attracting bad situations into your life, but sometimes I wonder if the way I think has something to do with it.

For example, if something bad happens, I immediately start imagining how it could get even worse. And guess what? Eventually, that bad thing sometimes does get worse. I don't know if it's coincidence or if my mindset plays a role, but it makes me think.

One day, I got off the bus while other people were walking around me. There were bunch of boys playing football there and In my mind, I started imagining a scenario where I was walking and that football came flying toward me. I kept thinking about it, and then it actually happened. A ball really did hit me.

Another example is with my health. This week, I missed one of my sessions. I started thinking, "If I miss it, things will probably get worse." Even though the issue wasn't hurting me anymore, I convinced myself that missing one session would cause problems. Then, during my next session, the pain actually came back.

The same thing happened when I had a dental infections and with many other situations, I also suffer from silly health issues that never seem to go away and I don't even understand how i keep visiting doctors for ridiculous things.There are always these small negative events at work, at home, or in everyday life. I deal with a lot of issues at work, and sometimes I wonder whether the way I think contributes to how I experience them.

Maybe I focus too much on negative possibilities. Maybe I use too many negative thoughts and words. I honestly don't know. I really don't understand it, but it's something I've been thinking about lately.

I usually don't believe in things like attracting bad situations into your life, but sometimes I wonder if the way I think has something to do with it.

For example, if something bad happens, I immediately start imagining how it could get even worse. And guess what? Eventually, that bad thing sometimes does get worse. I don't know if it's coincidence or if my mindset plays a role, but it makes me think.

One day, I got off the bus while other people were walking around me. There were bunch of boys playing football there and In my mind, I started imagining a scenario where I was walking and that football came flying toward me. I kept thinking about it, and then it actually happened. A ball really did hit me.

Another example is with my health. This week, I missed one of my sessions. I started thinking, "If I miss it, things will probably get worse." Even though the issue wasn't hurting me anymore, I convinced myself that missing one session would cause problems. Then, during my next session, the pain actually came back.

The same thing happened when I had a dental infections and with many other situations, I also suffer from silly health issues that never seem to go away and I don't even understand how i keep visiting doctors for ridiculous things.There are always these small negative events at work, at home, or in everyday life. I deal with a lot of issues at work, and sometimes I wonder whether the way I think contributes to how I experience them.

Maybe I focus too much on negative possibilities. Maybe I use too many negative thoughts and words. I honestly don't know. I really don't understand it, but it's something I've been thinking about lately.

I just looooove it, I don't understand why I kept saying I won't watch it, Dexter's double personality is so fun and in his interaction with the public he is quite funny, I love everything.

Some men get all bitter when you don’t like them back, ignore them, or seem “out of their league.” Acting mean or embracing narcissism ? That’s just fragile masculinity showing—and honestly, it’s embarrassing, just saying 🤷