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Are You a Worrier?
- Thread starter Ozzy47
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Yes. I worry constantly. I wish I could stop doing it.
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Anonymous.
Sometimes. It depends on what the issue is.
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ZandraJoi
I worry less than I used to but now it's different things due to us being older, my parents' health. Etc.
I worry about things too much I suppose. But I am learning to try not to and strengthen my faith in God's plans for me.
Sometimes. As I get older I seem to worry more.
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