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  • The main mission, the story of V, Panam, Judy and Jhonny. They are full of great moments. If I'm honest the open world is a meh/10.

    Gameplay got quite a bit better when I installed the realistic damage mod, though it might not be for everyone.

  • I know this has been said a lot for questions like this, but it's still true: the answer to your problem lies in seeing a psychologist. Probably no need for psychotherapy but some counseling could help you sort these things out

  • I work as a psychologist, fears of abbandonment are a lot more common than many think. If you are this afraid I'd recommend going to psychotherapy to sort it out. It can help a lot if you put the effort in.

  • I find giving gifts hard as well, and I hate that I' often expected to be happy, even if I have no need or use for the thing So I talked with family and friends, I don't want gifts, I don't need gifts. I'm happy to meet, have a nice dinner. This made christmas soo much better for me. With my partner we write a list of stuff we'd like, and we get the other one/two things from that list to keep the surprise part. A surprising number of friends like giving gifts, but don't expect it to be returned if you don't want to.

    I feel like your problems go a lot deeper, but a preemptive talk about it csn help if they are reasonable people

  • I don't know what kind of a healtcare system you have, but where Iive it's funded by taxes. I used zo struggle with that kind of thought "It's a minor problem, I'll be wasting capacity" until I looked at how much money I'm paying every month. That helped me get into the mindset of "I'm paying you, I have the right to get looked at".

    Also if you have these kinds of thoughts, then you are likely a type of person who tends to downplay their problems at least a bit, so when you start thinking about the need to go to the doctor, you need to take it more seriously