But for me personally, I found that I'm kind of the same way in a lot of ways too because I know I've personally attempted, I say attempted I've made efforts to repair damaged relationships with some of my own family members from just myself self isolating and kind of alienating my own self. And now later in life I'm like, I should never have done that. And then you have to ask yourself how do I fix that?
To me, I'm personally honest. So I rather I'm very blunt, so I rather just tell people, you know what, I'm interested in you, or I'm not interested. And I have rejected people in the past, but I think they're better because I rejected them. They're better as a person, because at least they know the truth and they didn't waste their time. So I think that's just my perspective
Franklin Finds Out
@FFO · 1:53
Ahead. First off, I absolutely appreciate your reply, and you're absolutely correct when it comes to avoidance and just kind of that anxiety that comes with that, it can be a lot, for sure. And I've noticed, too, that sometimes it does come down to just trying your best to think about it less so that you can just do it
Renee Slay
@Renee_Slay · 3:19
This last few weeks or this last couple of weeks, I've pushed myself outside of my comfort zone. I'm already making plans to do it again with a new girl that I think is pretty cool. So in that whole making friends thing, I'm starting to push myself and I'm noticing that when I do, I always have a good time. I mean, I always have a good time. I am the good time