i have a really hard time making decisions about ANYTHING! i mean, even the stupidest, simplest thing, i can't make up my mind about! like any time i go out to eat, i can never decide what to order. so the waitress and everyone has to sit there waiting for me to decide, until someone will finally just pick something for me. and like today i saw this really cute shirt at the store, it came in pink, black and blue. so i sat there for like 35 minutes trying to decide which one i liked best. finally i got the pink one (just cuz my friends were getting mad)... but now i keep thinking "oh no, maybe i shoulda got the blue one!" and its so stupid because ITS JUST A SHIRT! last week i couldnt decide which color sandals i liked best, so i got them in every color (4 pairs) so i wouldnt have to pick, and i wasted all my money!! has anyone else had this problem? and how can i get over this problem?
gigglybabexo answered Monday June 18 2007, 8:53 pm: same here. i have the exact same problem and i have no clue what to do. i think it must be a disease or something, like seriously. i really think it should be treated or soemthing its driving me crazy, so if u get any answers to this.. im reading it! [ gigglybabexo's advice column | Ask gigglybabexo A Question ]
LiSaxOBaBii answered Monday June 18 2007, 8:43 pm: I experienced this problem severely a few months back. I then read and researched a bit on being "indecisive" and it was stated that such a condition made people view you as weak. No one wants to be weak. We all want to be capable of making decisions under a time crunch. When it comes to selecting an item of clothing by color, think of a color that you do not have much of, yet would still flatter you. It's easier to think of what we don't have than what we'd rather have. Please take these to mind and you will be cured because this really gave me the results I've been hoping for! [ LiSaxOBaBii's advice column | Ask LiSaxOBaBii A Question ]
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