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Sometimes keeping control is hard.

I want to be strong. Iโ€™m usually strong. But sometimes I just want to give up. But I know it wonโ€™t take me anywhere to quit and I know breaking down isnโ€™t going to benefit me in any way. So I keep pushing on. Even though I donโ€™t want to.

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Its tough. You gotta have a resovoir to draw from that reminds you that you can do whatever it is you're trying to do.

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I think that's everyone. Anything worth having is usually a lot of work to get. Heck even just making it to the end of the day on a crappy job takes a lot of resolve.

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Control those things you can control, which basically is you, and let go of those things (mostly others around you) that you can not.

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I've been drawing from my reservoir for a very long time. I think it's nearly empty.

Soco: The thing I"m struggling to control is my mental stability. Myself.

I'm feeling a little bit better today. But still feel that break on the horizon.

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Maybe the stress is a control related issue - that increasing your efforts to maintain control (over what and how detailed it becomes), results in mental stress.
Learn to let go.....?

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It would be difficult to diagnose you on this forum. Have you been to a psychologist? I believe you have talked yourself into a mild depressive state. A mild sedative for a short period of time might help. It would need to be monitored so it doesn't become addictive. You might consider a holistic doctor to suggest changes in your diet too. A simple chemical imbalance may just be the culprit too. Think outside the box.

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gonna be frankly short.. at some point trying to keep it under control for so long will reach its breaking point.. been there.. done that.

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