Hello Everyone!

Have you ever stoped and wondered what this silly thing called life is all about?

Why is there so much fear and anxiety?

Let's see if we can find the answers to these issues on our jouney as we forge ahead.

Sassy says it's not all that complicated.

It's mostly us silly humans and our chattering monkey minds that get us in trouble, guess what I totally agree with her!

Sassy also says that us humans should be more like doggies and LOVE UNCONDITIONALLY

We Love All of You and Sassy Too!

Dogs Really Are Mans Best Friend...

Talk About Unconditional Love
Wouldn't It Be Nice if Our Love Was That Pure

https://youtu.be/_qyYvrpkmfQ

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50-reasons for anxiety and fear

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  1. Past Trauma: Previous traumatic experiences can create ongoing fear and anxiety.
  2. Uncertainty: Not knowing what the future holds can cause anxiety.
  3. Health Concerns: Worrying about one’s health or the health of loved ones.
  4. Financial Stress: Concerns about money, debt, and financial stability.
  5. Work Pressure: Stress and pressure from job responsibilities or career changes.
  6. Relationship Issues: Problems or conflicts in personal relationships.
  7. Social Anxiety: Fear of social interactions or public speaking.
  8. Perfectionism: The pressure to meet high standards or expectations.
  9. Low Self-Esteem: Doubts about one’s abilities or worth.
  10. Fear of Failure: Anxiety about not succeeding or meeting expectations.
  11. Life Transitions: Major life changes, such as moving, marriage, or having children.
  12. Loss or Grief: Dealing with the death or loss of a loved one.
  13. Phobias: Specific fears, such as fear of heights, spiders, or flying.
  14. Traumatic News: Exposure to distressing news or events.
  15. Overstimulation: Being overwhelmed by sensory input or busy environments.
  16. Lack of Control: Feeling powerless or unable to influence situations.
  17. Negative Self-Talk: Internal dialogue that is critical or demeaning.
  18. Chronic Stress: Ongoing stress from various sources in life.
  19. Isolation: Feeling alone or disconnected from others.
  20. Unresolved Conflict: Ongoing disputes or unresolved issues with others.
  21. Unrealistic Expectations: Setting goals that are too high or unattainable.
  22. Exposure to Violence: Witnessing or experiencing violence or abuse.
  23. Addiction: Struggles with substance abuse or other compulsive behaviors.
  24. Sleep Disorders: Issues with sleep, such as insomnia or nightmares.
  25. Family Dynamics: Dysfunctional family relationships or upbringing.
  26. Negative Experiences: Previous negative experiences or failures.
  27. Lack of Support: Feeling unsupported by friends, family, or community.
  28. Perceived Threats: Feeling threatened by perceived dangers or risks.
  29. Cultural Expectations: Pressure from societal or cultural norms and expectations.
  30. Personal Safety: Concerns about personal safety or security.
  31. Performance Anxiety: Fear of performing poorly in various situations.
  32. Decision-Making: Anxiety about making important or difficult decisions.
  33. Existential Worries: Questions about the meaning of life or existential fears.
  34. Academic Pressure: Stress related to educational achievements or deadlines.
  35. Future Responsibilities: Anxiety about future responsibilities or commitments.
  36. Media Influence: Exposure to distressing media content or social media pressure.
  37. Identity Issues: Struggles with self-identity or personal values.
  38. Environmental Factors: Stress related to one’s living environment or conditions.
  39. Parenting Concerns: Worries about parenting and raising children.
  40. Financial Instability: Fear related to economic downturns or job insecurity.
  41. Unmet Needs: Feelings of inadequacy due to unmet emotional or physical needs.
  42. Lack of Coping Skills: Difficulty managing stress or emotions effectively.
  43. Health Conditions: Chronic illnesses or health conditions that impact daily life.
  44. Unresolved Childhood Issues: Ongoing issues stemming from childhood experiences.
  45. Social Comparison: Anxiety from comparing oneself to others.
  46. Religious or Spiritual Doubts: Uncertainty or anxiety related to spiritual beliefs.
  47. Legal Issues: Concerns about legal problems or legal responsibilities.
  48. Fear of Change: Anxiety about changes in routines or lifestyle.
  49. Lack of Information: Anxiety stemming from not having enough information about a situation.
  50. Past Mistakes: Regret or anxiety related to past decisions or mistakes.