Crochet and Art
Haven’t done one of these since college has been a lot and things are changing so fast omg. Dealing with sorority life and then on top of that being an art student my only quiet time is at work. YES WORK. How is work quiet it’s supposed to be busy?? I couldn’t tell you. I got new due dates for school and it’s like every class too! We have a few storms and now everyone wanna rush stuff and change the due dates. We love weather (seriously loved the rain terrible for my depression great for my sleep). I’ve also been overthinking a lot about myself and my friends around me.
Recent got high with my friends and it was a lot that I wasn’t expecting. I wouldn’t call myself easily overstimulated but just being around my friends and in that state really took a toll on me and I wasn’t expecting it. I love my girls I do. One of my friends is getting to know my best friends of years and I mean like high school bestie years and I started overthinking the whole situation. I don’t know if anyone else experiences this but I knew this wasn’t going to happen but my mind was putting these scenarios and situations in my head where my best friend left me for my other friend and just pushed me to the side and I know this wouldn’t happen because my best friend is basically my sister like we’ve gotten that close. And she wouldn’t just leave me but still my mind kept putting that in my head since they were connecting and making references I didn’t know and what’s crazy is the same thing happened since my boyfriend was there too and I thought he would leave me for my friend. Now I know this is false for the same reason me and my boyfriend been together for almost two years and even now he doesn’t talk to any females which I appreciate from him and I love it so I know he wouldn’t go out and entertain anyone. So really is at all this just to get off my chest that I’m overthinking situations I know would never happen.
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As an art student, you might find that the pressure of deadlines and social dynamics can lead to moments of doubt and overthinking. Balancing study commitments with personal relationships can be particularly challenging. Many students experience similar feelings of anxiety related to friendships, as they navigate the complexities of connecting with peers. It's natural to feel a sense of insecurity when friends forge new connections, which can lead to misconceptions about closeness and loyalty. Consider practicing self-reflection and open communication with your friends to alleviate these worries. Engaging in mindfulness practices, such as meditation or journaling, can also help you gain clarity on your feelings and encourage a more grounded perspective. Remember, it's crucial to remind yourself of the stability and trust within your established friendships. Additionally, seeking support from fellow students who understand the unique stresses of art school can foster a sense of community. Sharing your experiences may lead to deeper connections and a greater understanding of each other's challenges. Embracing the journey of art education while prioritizing mental health and supportive relationships is key to thriving during this transformative time.
