You're not lazy, you're
experiencing dorsal vagal
collapse, meaning your
nervous system has shut
out the world around you
as a self protective
mechanism.
You aren't ungrateful, your
amygdala is in overdrive
telling you that you aren't
safe and could lose what
you love without warning.
People who were forced
to live in survival mode
their entire lives are
different than those who
experienced safety,
connection and comfort.
Thank God that I saw this video on Instagram. It really became of the things that made me feel better. And I believe that I'm different even because I was forced to live in survival mode my entire life since I didn't experience safety, connection and comfort. To be honest, although I'm better with the people who I am sorrounded with, (friends, family members, therapists ect.) I can say that experiencing comfort, safety and connection was another thing that was hard to do or feel, even after online drama that shouldn't have happened in the first place even after the last incident of it two years ago before 2022 kicked in. But anyway, I'm thankful to hear a message like this one I copy-pasted the paragraphs from just for you to read it too.
YOU ARE READING
What comes around, goes around like a hoola hoop
NouvellesFor any existing contest that has to do with things like those I'll be writing inside this book.
