
Candeh15
@Candeh15
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Posted by valeria25
^^ Awww, CJ! There's so many people in this world that need so much help. You wouldn't believe... you're very much needed! *huggles*

Posted by virg_goki
@cajun: LOL you'd do anything to get the love around here, do you? 😄 Valeria treat him well, he seems to be turning into your cyber puppy jkjk

Posted by valeria25
You guys are hilarious!! 😄
*tickles CJ's belly*
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One of the things I have the most trouble with is asking for help. I hate to appear vulnerable, and I hate feeling like I can't take care of things on my own.
As of right now, I just moved into a summer house with two of my friends until the fall semester starts again; the house is still in a little disarray, and my roommate and I don't have beds yet while the primary owner does. I stayed with my other friend for the first night while my roommate stayed with another. I often stay at this friend's house since she is one of my other roommates on campus and my best friend; her mother treats me like one of her own; however, I still have trouble making myself at home completely. I couldn't bring myself to ask if I could stay another night (the house is placed in the woods and a bit creepy at night, especially when you are alone) even though the mother openly suggested it before I said anything. Also, the fact that I won't be getting my car until about two weeks (hopefully) makes me very anxious because I can't stand the thought of having to rely on someone else to get me around until then. I'd rather sit at home and wait.
The worst feeling doesn't come from feeling weak, but having to go out of my independence to ask for help and feeling like I'm taking the time and energy of someone else. I am far more comfortable providing help for someone else, not the other way around.