tandav wrote:Crystalpages wrote:Oh just be yourself, T.
I appreciate that ji

And perhaps youre right, perhaps there is nothing wrong with being sensitive, and scared of snakes, and scared of heights, and scared of fear, and crying after watching movies, and crying after seeing someone cry, and being sad when I run out of chocolate, and being sad when I my cookie falls into my glass of milk, and feeling like a failure when my nail polish smears because I didnt let it dry completely, and feeling sad and confused when I send an email but hear nothing back. But its okay ji, perhaps I was just meant to
feel too much? And if that's what was intended of me, I shouldnt change for nobody

Thank you ji
You are very welcome!
Now that vacuuming (noisy?) and darkness is behind you <LOL>, a few words based on observations:
In most cases, often at the behest of loving ones aound one, and Desh and Kaal etc., individuals spend too much time and energy in moulding and re-molding themselves to 'fit-in' and this generally has short-lasting effects, spikes of happiness but a feeling of failure and dissipation of energy and worse.
Changing oneself (particularly the emotional nature, deep and generally spontaneous and sub-conscious) is often a self-defeating venture! Or short-lasting at best! It is almost like trying to change ones DNA-genetic map.
It is more effective to learn to accept and appreciate ones inherent nature, lumps and all. Once done, it becomes easier to look at oneself and maximizing ones strengths and utilizing that to deal with ones negativities, weaknesses, etc.
My belief is that (other than karma hypothesis, etc), we are born with a set of active switches (expressed genes, epigenetic factors=desh kaal...) not merely as rewards or punishment but something to learn from and about). Efficiency demands understanding. In the current context about the self that is born due to Natural Laws that make the astrological framework function, generally and often!
Rohiniranjan