Hi 1. The reframing practice: i felt .....(negative emotuon) not because I'm weak but because.....(a valid human reason) 2. Challenge a rigid action :a) a  list of shades of grey for i failed completely b) i succeeded in list them c) i can improve on list them

It's obvious.... you are going through a lot of psychological changes. It needs to be addressed asap otherwise it may get complicated. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects if required. It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery. You need an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Sorry to hear that u r going thru a tough phase of life. It is indeed difficult to manage such phases without feeling depressed and low. As regards your friend it clearly shows he’s not interested in u. Best is to leave him be until he shows some interest in u. If he doesn’t then this friendship wasn’t meant to be. Simple! Soon u will also get out of it.

This is a phase of life, common in people. First you make yourself comfortable with your own company. Think about your choices, preferences and then try to make friends. We don't remain in our best version always. For the person whom you love, communicate properly about your need and if he is not congruent with the same you can't force him. Rather, think that you will find the right one soon. Rejection is not the end, it's just respecting his needs.

Hi, I'm truly sorry you're going through such a painful and overwhelming time. It’s understandable to feel lost, lonely, and hurt after facing so many challenges and heartbreaks. Remember, your feelings are valid, and it’s okay to feel broken sometimes. You have shown incredible strength by sharing your feelings, and reaching out for support is a positive step. Consider talking to a mental health professional or counselor who can help you process these emotions, rebuild your confidence, and find ways to heal. Focus on self-care, engaging in activities you enjoy, and surrounding yourself with supportive people who uplift you. Healing takes time, but with patience and support, you can regain your spark and rediscover your strength. You deserve love, happiness, and peace, and there is hope for a brighter tomorrow.

The person is experiencing emotional exhaustion and reactive depression from loneliness, rejection, and unresolved trauma. Prolonged emotional stress has lowered self-esteem, memory, and positivity. To heal, start with self-compassion—acknowledge feelings instead of suppressing them. Engage in calming activities like journaling, mindfulness, or nature walks. Rebuild confidence by setting small goals and reconnecting with supportive people. Avoid clinging to one-sided relationships and focus on self-growth. Regular exercise, balanced sleep, and gratitude journaling help restore stability. If sadness or hopelessness persists, seek therapy or counselling, as professional support can guide emotional healing and rebuild motivation and inner peace.

Aww, sounds like you're goin' through a super tough time. Dealing with loneliness, trauma from family and relationship issues, and on top of that, a best friend who's rejecting your commitment... that's a lot on your plate. It sounds like you've been tryin' to be patient with this friend, waitin' for him to figure out his feelings, but it's hurtin' you big time, esp cuz he's kinda dodgy with his words - sayin' he wants to be a saint. Do you wanna talk more about how you're managin' these feelings or is there somethin' specific you'd like to do about this situation?

Hi, It sounds like you’ve been through a lot emotionally, and it’s understandable that you’re feeling lost and drained after facing repeated hurt from both family and relationships. I think you are the same person who had asked a query related to parents earlier, and from what you’ve shared earlier about your parents being controlling and emotionally abusive, it seems much of your current loneliness and restlessness may also be rooted in that long-term emotional exhaustion. When someone grows up in an environment where their freedom and voice are suppressed, it can deeply affect their confidence, relationships, and ability to trust others later in life. You’ve shown great awareness of your feelings and that’s an important strength. Right now, it would really help to work with a psychologist who can help you process the trauma and rebuild your emotional strength through therapy. Alongside who can help you work on daily structure, self-esteem, and social confidence. Gradually reconnecting with supportive people or community groups can also help you rediscover that sense of connection you’ve been missing.

Not receiving love back can feel very painful and often we start doubting ourselves. Try to keep a regular routine, waking, eating, exercising and sleeping. Distract your mind by engaging in your interest activities. Talk to a therapist.

Hey Kind of sounds like emotional burnout and trauma fatigue your mind and body are tired from being in pain for too long. That’s why your memory, positivity, and energy feel dimmed. Right now, your focus should be on healing, not proving love or worth. When someone avoids clarity or commitment, it’s not a reflection of your value. Step back, give yourself emotional space, and rebuild self-trust through therapy, journaling, grounding, and small daily self-care rituals. You can reconnect with your old spark it’s still there, just buried under hurt. Healing takes time, but you will feel light again. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

Hi Due to your circumstances, u have lost your confidence, and self belief. Loneliness and sadness are such emotions that a person feels when low on self belief. Seeking friendship n to trust with your emotions with someone seems difficult. It will also affect your career growth which would make you feel more doubtful about yourself. U need to get back to believing yourself and taking care of yourself. Write down ur accomplishments and feel proud of them. Take a break, wear nice clothes, go shopping, have a date with yourself It’s your life, u drive it how you want to, don’t let the world take over ur life. For further discussion Contact me at eight three six eight zero five three seven one zero

It sounds like you’ve been through a lot of emotional pain and loneliness, especially with the changes in your relationships and the loss of your old, positive self. These experiences can deeply affect how you see yourself and the world, but it’s important to know that healing is possible. With therapy and self-care, you can slowly rebuild your confidence, peace, and sense of self. Don’t give up on love or hope you deserve both.

It’s okay to feel lost right now—many of us go through phases where relationships don’t work out the way we hoped, or where friends pull away despite our love for them. That doesn’t make your love or commitment any less valuable

Feeling lonely and deeply affected after difficult experiences is understandable; it's normal to go through periods of sadness and self-doubt as you face social and relationship challenges, but remember, healing is possible with time, self-compassion, and support from trusted people or professionals—try to be kind to yourself and seek out opportunities to reconnect with others, as you deserve happiness and genuine connection.