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Hi Mel, welcome
Firstlt, time is your friend. No different to relationship breakdown
In time they are mere memories, far easier to handle than fresh events.
Please google these...
Topic: bullying- beyondblue
Topiv: so what are their mental illnesses?- beyondblue
Topic: the best praise you'll ever get- beyondblue
Topic: confidence, how do you get it?- beyondblue
Topic: words are sticks and stones- beyondblue
Tony WK
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Hi Mel,
Welcome to the forum!
I'm sorry to hear you've been feeling so down lately, and that you are being bullied online. It's a shame that you turned to social media as an escape from feeling down, which is now adding to your problems. Have you already blocked people who treat you badly on social media?
If you don't mind me asking, have you received mental health help from a professional before? Also, do you have some positive relationships with family and close friends? I ask this because it is crucial to have trustworthy and supportive people in your life, especially when you are doing it tough emotionally. I'm close to my parents, which has been amazingly helpful over the years.
Here's a link to online mental health resources: http://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/resources/consumers.cfm
There is info on self-esteem, depression, anxiety and other topics.
It would be great to hear back from you!
Best wishes,
Zeal
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Hi
Im so happy you've read my threads.
Time is a great healer. A few weeks and those internet problems will disappear.
I hope you are OK
Tony WK
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Online bullying would be easy to discard, although it has upset you, but I wonder whether social networking has now turned yourself into thinking it's all negative because you are not used to people complimenting you, so any small comment that may seem as though it's being critical has made you feel depressed as well as anxious.
What I'm trying to say is that once people want to associate with you and the conversation flows between you and them offering plenty of compliments but suddenly these stop, then slowly you will feel as though they are beginning to leave you out, and the longer it goes on for then you feel as though you just want to be alone.
It would appear as though your confidence and self esteem is low, but you have to remember that deep down you are a fun girl with a great sense of humour, that will
Bring your bubbly self back and most of all appreciate that this is what you have in you. Geoff.
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