Baseball was a big delusion during my life, it may sound trivial. So here’s the question. When are we preparing to see you on TV? How is baseball going? So, everyone would ask me about baseball, whenever I came to the apartments to visit. I played Division I, and my Junior College won the JUCO I World Series, and my JUCO inducted me into their Hall of Fame in Baseball was always a part of me. Fact, are you a big college coach yet? Let me tell you something. I learned a lot about myself during my recovery.
Just as long as I wasdoesn’t mean I am. Even if it was almost a career path at one point, I learned baseball doesn’t have to be my life. I was filled with shame since I suffered from depression, and I didn’t look for to be seen as weak. I put on a brave face and increased my anxiety that way where I couldn’t talk on the phone without vomiting. Fact, I am an introvert with a sprinkle of extrovert qualities. Also, we all crave to be the popular kids, and I did So a huge part of my recovery was coming to grips with who I am. Who is willing to experiment with life and enjoy being around loads of people, it can be tough, unless you’re a loud kid. Furthermore, save your next post to read now. I’m sure you heard about this. You have finished the post and the post is removed from your collection.
You are not defined by anything except yourself. Be who you seek for to be and how you seek for to be it. Baseball defined me, and until I came to grips with the fact baseball is not who I am, it was ugh to get over a bit of my mental struggles. Ever since I’ve started writing and speaking about my experiences with overcoming depression, a flood of people, secretly suffering, have shared their stories with me. We are failures, Therefore if we aren’t perfect. Life was ugh for a long time, To be honest I hate failing, I don’t know about you. That’s right! Society and marketing have taught us that we need to be perfect. On p of that, like I did at one point, the victim mentality will keep you unhappy, and it could lead to a life of locking yourself in your room and hiding from the world.