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"your biggest problem is that if you did do this, you in yourself would feel that you had failed"
Well yes , I would feel like that as of now, I feel like you know me so well.
I felt the same about a lot of things in my life, now that I look back on them I feel I was being worried over nothing : silly things like failing one term as a sophomore (not a big deal , but I had anxiety and hot flushes over it) , things like "If I don't get into BSc technical, my future is dark" . again silly thing . But back then I knew little . Now that I look back , I realize most of the things I worried about were not worry-worthy really or maybe I feel like that now because I have come across that period of my life.
"and to be honest, I see this as a recurring theme in your posts"
my panic and anxiety are recurring , thats for sure ! Theres something recurring and perhaps a clinical psychologist would help me sort it out.
PS: I would rather start working as a web developer than in call center , but then again this might be something I look back at in 10 yrs and wonder "why I felt a call center job was degrading"
On the other hand, (now this may not be really relevant to my life issues at hand, but still connected , as we life multiple aspects of our live in parallel) , me being gay means a relief as well as a burden .
Relief perhaps because I am spared of the responsibilites that come with being a father and a husband. Burden on shoulders.
However it has its own shortcomings at end of life , who will be there to look for you , being single throughout life must be a terrible feeling and seeing your parents go one by one , the thought is awful . This has nothing to do with my life issues at hand, but still lesser earnings mean lesser spending power on children (which I might not have but would like to have one)
but then again I know a guy (who funnily enough has the same real life name as me) earns only 20,000 rupees but in that much salary he and his wife raising 2 girls ! His case does give me hope . If he can raise 2 daughters with a meagre salary of 20,000 rupees, I can always be a single father
see again this is an irrelevant thought, I say sorry to myself
Well yes , I would feel like that as of now, I feel like you know me so well.
I felt the same about a lot of things in my life, now that I look back on them I feel I was being worried over nothing : silly things like failing one term as a sophomore (not a big deal , but I had anxiety and hot flushes over it) , things like "If I don't get into BSc technical, my future is dark" . again silly thing . But back then I knew little . Now that I look back , I realize most of the things I worried about were not worry-worthy really or maybe I feel like that now because I have come across that period of my life.
"and to be honest, I see this as a recurring theme in your posts"
my panic and anxiety are recurring , thats for sure ! Theres something recurring and perhaps a clinical psychologist would help me sort it out.
PS: I would rather start working as a web developer than in call center , but then again this might be something I look back at in 10 yrs and wonder "why I felt a call center job was degrading"
On the other hand, (now this may not be really relevant to my life issues at hand, but still connected , as we life multiple aspects of our live in parallel) , me being gay means a relief as well as a burden .
Relief perhaps because I am spared of the responsibilites that come with being a father and a husband. Burden on shoulders.
However it has its own shortcomings at end of life , who will be there to look for you , being single throughout life must be a terrible feeling and seeing your parents go one by one , the thought is awful . This has nothing to do with my life issues at hand, but still lesser earnings mean lesser spending power on children (which I might not have but would like to have one)
but then again I know a guy (who funnily enough has the same real life name as me) earns only 20,000 rupees but in that much salary he and his wife raising 2 girls ! His case does give me hope . If he can raise 2 daughters with a meagre salary of 20,000 rupees, I can always be a single father
see again this is an irrelevant thought, I say sorry to myself