Once you accept that you need to do things for yourself and most things you can do yourself, if you have the right tools, the task is easy and you are still struggling, there is a teenie tiny little bit of "suck it up" to apply.
Before I had my anxiety meds I was able to do most things myself but my problem was procrastinating because I wanted to be in my safe space.
If you have to force something to happen, theres a chance things will break, and that may be you. If "normal" tasks are exceedingly difficult then there may be something you didnt think of that needs adjusting to make the machine work smoothly, and an underlying problem that needs addressing.
Source: speaking from experience, and this may be applicable to some but not others.
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Once you accept that you need to do things for yourself and most things you can do yourself, if you have the right tools, the task is easy and you are still struggling, there is a teenie tiny little bit of "suck it up" to apply.
Before I had my anxiety meds I was able to do most things myself but my problem was procrastinating because I wanted to be in my safe space.
If you have to force something to happen, theres a chance things will break, and that may be you. If "normal" tasks are exceedingly difficult then there may be something you didnt think of that needs adjusting to make the machine work smoothly, and an underlying problem that needs addressing.
Source: speaking from experience, and this may be applicable to some but not others.