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2.2 Early Days Rerelease: “I’m doing fine,” and other human lies

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July 21, 2020

anxiety | authenticity | coping mechanisms | depression | disclosure hesitancy | emotional honesty | emotional intelligence | fronting | human connection | masking | mental health | mental illness overcompensation | mindfulness | personal growth | resilience | S2E2 | self-acceptance | self-awareness | self-comparison | self-esteem | social media | social pressure | societal expectations | trauma hiding | trauma recovery | vulnerability

Revisiting an old post, from May 2020. 

Tired of painting on a happy face? We all are. For better or for worse, we have all been programmed to keep our heads down and project utter bliss, or at least sufficient satisfaction, to the entire planet. This only equips us with the universal expectation that everyone is actually fine, and we should be too. 

If you’re tired of being “fine,” you know where to find other Fuckers. Join up at www.t-mfrs.com

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