We look in others, what we can't find in ourselves.
That's why it's important to get to not just know other people, but know and understand ourselves, and make ourselves a person we would deem interesting. 🙂
This is easier said than done, obviously.
Fair enough.
It can happen to any of us. 🙂
I'm sure that you keep this in mind, but still, I hope that the fact that his crush on you didn't affect your friendship to a point of constant strain.
It can be difficult sometimes maintaining contact with people that liked us and had a very hard time. 🙃
From personal experience, if we don't alert the other person, it's likely that they won't notice immediately the time that they took to reply back to you, and can't adjust their strategies in order to keep a more frequent contact with you, if they do really like your presence in their life.
28.01.2026 22:52 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0Even though when someone has ADHD, they might take more time than we would like for them to respond, it is still necessary to remind the other person that they should reply back in a normal period of time (let's say 12 to 24 hours, for example), to avoid making the other person feel abandonned. 😅
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Volunteer work in hospitals or health centres doesn't always require a health science degree on itself. 🙂
And yes, becoming a project manager would involve contact with people and managing them, which could be also be a good option.
How about trying volunteer work in hospitals or health centres to see how you feel?
Maybe even in areas with people with specific needs like addictions, neuro and/or mental disorders, etc...
Glad to be helpful. 🙂
29.10.2025 19:51 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0My best advice would be to surround yourself with what you find interesting, be curious about these things, and then think about how it is and impacts you.
28.10.2025 22:19 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
We all have different sources and/or inspirations for when it to comes to writing in general.
In my case, I usually write about what I feel and usually develop more into that.
Sometimes that makes way for a small poem or maybe one or two sentences, but that share a feeling or thought that you feel.
