And by dwell I mean where do you linger or ponder a particular thought ... until it eats your brain?
When I'm at my worst I dwell on what I think people think of me.
When I'm at my best I dwell on what I think of us.
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I dwell on everything. I am an awesome worrier. I try not to tell people the extent of my thoroughness of worrying because it tends to scare people. I know my nature and try to avoid the nasty topics (bad news in the papers, tragic books, etc) so I can keep from falling into the pit of despair (said in best albino Princess Bride voice).
Recently, bad days dwelling on my weight, good days dwelling on my plan to lose the weight.
Yeah ... I live in anxiety, too. I started before I had kids and having kids just intensified it. I spend A LOT of time putting worrisome thoughts out of my mind.
3 comments:
I dwell on everything. I am an awesome worrier. I try not to tell people the extent of my thoroughness of worrying because it tends to scare people. I know my nature and try to avoid the nasty topics (bad news in the papers, tragic books, etc) so I can keep from falling into the pit of despair (said in best albino Princess Bride voice).
Recently, bad days dwelling on my weight, good days dwelling on my plan to lose the weight.
I dwell in a state of general anxiety. Worry, worry, worry.
Yeah ... I live in anxiety, too. I started before I had kids and having kids just intensified it. I spend A LOT of time putting worrisome thoughts out of my mind.
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