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**Posts:** 1 · by **powerfps** » Thu Jul 13, 2017 5:26 am

well my problem started when i was 19 years old i quit higher engineering school and got a job as a cnc operater and programer its about me being totally scared of poeple and i've never been that way im actually a hard working good person but that changed as i was afraid to fail and i did i felt like people were laughing at me and i am shy guy so i start shakeing when im next to an unknown person and i feel when the 2 of them are talking they are talking about me and i think that they are talking about me being dumb and beacouse of that i got deppresed i tought about suicide but i would never do it im not like that its gone so far that i dont know if i even walk normaly anymore and i start thinking that they are again laughing at me so now im 21 and i just wanna know if this is normal thing at my age or not and when does it end if it does thank you for helping me

**Posts:** 12131 · by **Richard@DecisionSkills** » Thu Jul 13, 2017 11:20 am

powerfps wrote:...when does it end

It ends when you learn how to fail.

Failure is a normal part of life. We all fail. So what? What is more important, failure, or how you handle that failure? It seems to me you never learned how to fail.

**Posts:** 34 · by **mindtester** » Fri Jul 21, 2017 7:12 pm

Failing is actually a very good thing because it means you're learning from mistakes and things that you don't know. I've created a website the focus is exactly on this sort of thing regarding success in the metaphysical element of your life. Many people actually filled her way to success. Failure is acceptable in society because everybody does it at some point or another in their life and many people fail every day to some degree. It is not at all bad

**Posts:** 11 · by **DeannaDuarte** » Fri Sep 08, 2017 12:20 pm

Failure is a part of life which is a very good thing. Which means you are trying new things and improving yourself. Failure always leads us towards success.

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