My mental health, I set myself on track for quite a difficult career and it turned out that due to childhood trauma I just couldn't handle the stress long term. A shame really, I was good at what I did until I had my first break down
Aww, I'm so sorry! It's good to hear that you put your emotional state over the job, even though I'm sure it was a tough decision.
Thank you, yes it was tough, but better than being sick.
An overactive brain and anxiety. If I had the recources or ability to hone or control it, I'd probably be crushing life right now.
@silvereyes I’m trying . My solace is that I’ve already improved so much.
Narcolepsy. Also childhood abuse.
Fighting daily with that myself. Keep your chin up and remember, it's not your fault.
The idea that I'm not worthwhile and will never be enough for anyone, so everyone will always leave. It holds me back from even trying to make friends, date, anything really.
You are worthwhile, just be enough for you right now. The rest will come later.
Oops! Posted twice saying the same thing . Sorru
It's fine! Lol.
Money is certainly a factor, but I know exactly what holds me back, like so many others have said here - it's myself, and if I could tackle certain aspects of my personality, the lack of money wouldn't be as much of an issue. I have a fear of success and the responsibilities that come with it, I'm a procrastinator, I'm lazy (I'd rather spend my time binging on netflix or other guilty pleasures than be productive most of the time), and right now, my physical health is an issue. So...fix me, and I'm golden.
Interesting. Let's get together
Myself. I have OCD and it does interfere with every day life. Having said that, I am learning to manage it and, with some luck and determination, I should be able to overcome it and move forward in life. It isn't debilitating, but it does slow things down considerably.
TIME!! This puzzle that is my life is only half finished. I would like to write a novel of some sort, I would LOVE to go on an expedition to Antarctica, I would like to run with the bulls once more....TIME!!
Perfect health. The most important thing in life.
Tough question. I don't have an answer as I can not imagine being someone else. I am generally comfortable with who I am and realize the smallest tweaking of a personality/intelligence/etc. trait would likely produce a cascade of other characteristic changes with unforeseen consequences.
My mental health problems, lack of money, lack of transportation, and unstable living arrangements.