Fear of what, her no longer considering you her friend? Ignoring the signs and distancing yourself is a sure road to the decay of a friendship, whereas you asking her what is happening is yet to be discovered. There could be a myriad of possibilities - while your assumption could be right, what if she is going through hardships (which could affect her emotional state and thus explain her harsh words), and she needs you the most now? Take the initiative, show that you care - and if it doesn't work, at least you know you've fought for maintaining it.
do you think there's a way to cure anxiety? If so, how? (lol this is my first time here so dont't judge<3)
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sheeeeeesh
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@Franatic Try Meditation
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good idea
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@Franatic yeah.. Sometimes do exercise & accept yourself & try to achieve confidence
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Depends how anxious you are and what it's about. There are lots of mental activities that will help retrain your brain to think differently. As already said meditation is also a great help. If it's an immediate fix you're looking for I'd suggest essential oils, incense, cbd
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@Alicey2k Good Advise
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@Rasmin-Roy
Yeah a health body doesn’t always lead to a healthy mind but a healthy mind always requires a healthy body. -
Tell yourself I will do it, am doing it,I did it
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Keep busy! Don't dwell! Move on. Meditation and exercise help. Mindfulness,
https://www.mindful.org/how-to-practice-mindfulness/ -
fear and anxiety are illusions from your own mind, plant a new believe in your mind, that it's all just an illusion and you'll be fine
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I don't think there is a cure so much but ways to manage it. You just have to find out what helps for you and what your triggers are? like my son is autistic and if he gets anxious he has this squishy ball. Me i listen to music, read a book or doing some colouring on my ipad.....