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😃: I want to grow out my fro, to match my kids' locs, but I have a decent amount of anxiety around how my coworkers will react. I know it is none of their business, and I know it will die down. But I am just dreading the initial reaction, and going through it.
🤖: I understand your anxiety around how your coworkers will react to your decision to grow out your fro. It's natural to feel anxious about potential negative reactions, especially in a workplace setting. However, it's important to remember that it's none of their business and that their reactions are not a reflection of your worth or identity.
Here are a few strategies that may help you cope with your anxiety:
Practice self-compassion: Be kind and understanding towards yourself. Remind yourself that it's okay to have anxiety and that it's normal to feel anxious in certain situations.
Focus on your own journey: Instead of worrying about how others will react, focus on your own journey and the reasons why you want to grow out your fro. This can help you stay centered and motivated.
Communicate openly and honestly: If you feel comfortable, consider communicating with your coworkers about your decision to grow out your fro. This can help to alleviate any misconceptions or misunderstandings and may even help to create a more accepting and supportive environment.
Overall, it's important to remember that your hair is your own and that you have the right to make choices about it, regardless of what others may think. With time and support, you can navigate any initial reactions and continue to embrace your unique style.
😃: I want to grow out my fro, to match my kids' locs, but I have a decent amount of anxiety around how my coworkers will react. I know it is none of their business, and I know it will die down. But I am just dreading the initial reaction, and going through it.
🤖: I understand your anxiety around how your coworkers will react to your decision to grow out your fro. It's natural to feel anxious about potential negative reactions, especially in a workplace setting. However, it's important to remember that it's none of their business and that their reactions are not a reflection of your worth or identity.
Here are a few strategies that may help you cope with your anxiety:
Practice self-compassion: Be kind and understanding towards yourself. Remind yourself that it's okay to have anxiety and that it's normal to feel anxious in certain situations.
Focus on your own journey: Instead of worrying about how others will react, focus on your own journey and the reasons why you want to grow out your fro. This can help you stay centered and motivated.
Communicate openly and honestly: If you feel comfortable, consider communicating with your coworkers about your decision to grow out your fro. This can help to alleviate any misconceptions or misunderstandings and may even help to create a more accepting and supportive environment.
Overall, it's important to remember that your hair is your own and that you have the right to make choices about it, regardless of what others may think. With time and support, you can navigate any initial reactions and continue to embrace your unique style.
😃: I want to grow out my fro, to match my kids' locs, but I have a decent amount of anxiety around how my coworkers will react. I know it is none of their business, and I know it will die down. But I am just dreading the initial reaction, and going through it.
🤖: I understand your anxiety around how your coworkers will react to your decision to grow out your fro. It's natural to feel anxious about potential negative reactions, especially in a workplace setting. However, it's important to remember that it's none of their business and that their reactions are not a reflection of your worth or identity.
Here are a few strategies that may help you cope with your anxiety:
Practice self-compassion: Be kind and understanding towards yourself. Remind yourself that it's okay to have anxiety and that it's normal to feel anxious in certain situations.
Focus on your own journey: Instead of worrying about how others will
😃: I want to grow out my fro, to match my kids' locs, but I have a decent amount of anxiety around how my coworkers will react. I know it is none of their business, and I know it will die down. But I am just dreading the initial reaction, and going through it.
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