5 Reasons Finding Love is Too Difficult For Some

11/13/23 • 3 min

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Are you having a hard time looking for love, as someone swiping on dating apps, an old soul on dating sites, a workaholic, a desperate potato, or a busy student? 5 reasons why people might have a hard time looking for love include looking in all the wrong places, not giving people enough chances to show who they truly are, a lack of self-love, comparing your situation to others, and bad timing. Do you find yourself having difficulty opening up and finding love?

Once you overcome your difficulties in finding love, we suggest that you go over the 10 signs that you're falling in love:

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Once you overcome your difficulties in finding love, we suggest that you go over the 10 signs that you're falling in love:

https://youtu.be/NS4fpagwyPA

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7 Things Only People With Social Anxiety Will Understand

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Social anxiety is more than just shyness or a lack of self-esteem. Social anxiety disorder also known as social phobia, is a type of anxiety disorder that causes extreme fear in social settings. Do you struggle with social anxiety? Do you find it frustrating to watch your peers build relationships with ease while you struggled just to make a connection at all? Just as with any mental illness, social anxiety affects everyone differently. In this video, we're going to talk about some of the things only people with social anxiety would understand to help you feel less alone!

If you relate to this video and want to learn more about social anxiety, we have a video on the signs you might have social anxiety: https://youtu.be/MpovjH-06Uc

Disclaimer: It is important to note that this video is purely for educational and interest purposes and is not to be used to self-diagnose social anxiety. If you or somebody you know suspects that they may be suffering from social anxiety, get in touch with your doctor or mental health service to discuss your symptoms further.

Farina Jo talks about her social anxiety here:

https://youtu.be/p7pdzpfz2fk

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12 "Harmless" Phrases That Are Actually Toxic

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When we feel low or sad, we need to feel like we can count on our loved ones for support, guidance, and love to help pick us back up. However, sometimes, words of support that may seem positive can aggravate negative feelings and emotions. Toxic positivity is a form of gaslighting that encourages us to ignore emotions, devalue problems, and impose unreasonable optimism. But how do we know that the things which we say or that we hear, are toxic? This video explores some phrases which seem harmless but may be toxic.

Disclaimer: This video is intended for educational purposes only and is not written to suggest that if you have used or have heard any of these phrases said to you, that they are necessarily toxic. It is more about being mindful of how they could be interpreted as toxic depending on the situation. If you have any concerns, please confide in somebody you trust.

Writer: Jade Hamilton

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