The reason, doesn't matter. You feel the way you feel. Who's to say that your feelings are not right or are unjustified, somehow? I still wish you better, soon, no matter how valid anyone thinks your feelings are.
thanks. it's just that i'm dealing with something a so called normal person could handle very easily and without a lot of distress, so to others it might seem i'm making mt. everest out of a molehill. but to me it's causing a lot of stress to the point where i constantly feel physically ill and unsafe. but were i to say the reason out loud it would definitely sound comical.
I can understand this so totally, and doesn't it just piss you off when someone has the attitude of, 'you are a grown woman, this is a simple task, blah blah blah'. I have terrible issues doing some simple things, I remember when I had my new Nikon, I wanted someone to put the strap on for me and there was a camera store inside the major food store, Asda, and what did I do? I just hovered outside, looking in hopefully, moving off in defeat when the shop owner got busy with something else. I couldn't speak up, lol.
yeah i know what that feels like, i hate going to places where i don't know the people to ask for them to do stuff... i just rather put it off forever. my glasses broke, the frame that is, and of course i had to take mom with me to go ask for help from the local eye-wear store, or actually mom dragged me there, not the other way around. lol. but then thankfully (for my nerves' sake) the lady there said i would be better off supergluing it myself, and we got out of there. blergh. of course my glasses are still broken and the left glass keeps dropping out and i won't do anything to fix it cuz i have a fear of superglue and i'm also afraid of fucking up my glasses.