Some people are afraid of spiders, porcelain dolls, and heights. But, more common than those fears are the psychological ones, like the fear of going out, or the fear of meeting new people. This article outlines 4 things you might be afraid of, but shouldn’t be, and how you can overcome them.

Standing Up for What You Believe In

Friends, families, even strangers, have varied opinions—ones that are different from your own. And sometimes these opinions clash. But that shouldn’t make you afraid to stand up for what you believe in. Don’t be obnoxious about it—but don’t let people push you around either. When a topic of conversation comes up where an opinion is asked, you should feel that you have the freedom to express your beliefs.

Making New Friends

Never, ever be afraid to connect with someone. Making new friends gives you all the more people to love …

I was really looking forward to moving. I had been living with my mother-in-law for too long, but there was really nothing my husband and I could have done about it. The house we had been living in had caught on fire, and we were living with her until the renovations could be done on it. The only thing is, that never happened. The insurance company deemed it a total loss eventually, and we had to find a new home instead of temporarily living with his mom. I did a search for apartments for rent in Salt Lake City.

It is not that I didn’t love my mother-in-law, because I do very much. However, loving her and living with her are two different things. My husband will always be her little boy, and I just cannot see him that way. I needed my own place, and my husband agreed that …