Easier said than done
Val, this article made my day :)
You know, I'm an overly anxious dude that overthinks about ALMOST, if not EVERYTHING.
Most of the time, my thoughts just fucked my mind up than the actual problems.
Everyone always tells me in Thai "Yah kid mak." which is "Don't worry".
But it always turned out that I hate this sentence so DAMN much!
And yes, as wise Val suggested..
Rather than saying "Don't worry."
Say this : “You’re worried? Good. What can you do about it?” instead !
In Thai as "Er gu kid mak, laew gu tam ngai tor?"
Thanks Thanks Thanks oh friggin' THANKS Val <3
Val, this article made my day :)
You know, I'm an overly anxious dude that overthinks about ALMOST, if not EVERYTHING.
Most of the time, my thoughts just fucked my mind up than the actual problems.
Everyone always tells me in Thai "Yah kid mak." which is "Don't worry".
But it always turned out that I hate this sentence so DAMN much!
And yes, as wise Val suggested..
Rather than saying "Don't worry."
Say this : “You’re worried? Good. What can you do about it?” instead !
In Thai as "Er gu kid mak, laew gu tam ngai tor?"
Thanks Thanks Thanks oh friggin' THANKS Val <3