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would help if familly were more encouraging
Beam_Violet
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would help if familly were more encouraging i feel like i am making a slight improvement after a really long time and i don't even get a what are you doing lately encouragement, reassurance just a little bit would help to get me started on doing thing to be more busy and active in yes a bit of exercise but more so in me pursuing some self taught arts and things of that sort i have not had it in so long any advice on how i can get it from them please and thank you
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Hi how are you today @Beam_Violet ? Families are a little like the lottery sometimes you get the bonus ball sometimes you're lucky to win a tenner, have you tried bringing it up in conversation? As in I'm doing x at the moment.
It's a difficult one to answer not knowing your family, but if you are happy doing what you do I would say just get on with it and do it for you.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡 -
Hi @Beam_Violet Thanks for posting about your situation. I can imagine that'd feel a bit disheartening.
Have you tried bringing it up directly? It can be difficult to do, but that's sometimes the most effective way of letting someone know how you've been feeling. For example, you could say something like "I've been feeling as though I haven't been able to share what I've been up to with you all as much as I'd like to recently. Would we be able to dedicate some time each day for me to share updates on my progress?". They might not realise they've been doing it, so politely raising it may help. -
You know reading this thread/chat @Beam_Violet i get what your saying and understand, but i would look at it another way - you have joined this fantastic group, we will in courage you at any thing you want to try, you will also get friendship, okay you want to share things with a family who do not seem interested, but as you get more confidence and go ahead and try more things like craft etc. it might make them think - what you been up to ! you've changed ! then they may show a bit more interest and start looking into other things that make you happy.
Hope this all makes sense x
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