<p>Lately, when I sit down at the computer to start writing, I start to feel anxious or panic. My brain starts saying, "I don't think today is the right day to write," or "maybe we'll take a break today and come back to this tomorrow." I'm trying to cope with this feeling, but it takes me about an hour to get up enough to put my ass on a chair.<br><br>As soon as I get there, sometimes it pulls, sometimes it doesn't. As soon as I finish the session, I feel like "it's just luck." It's a new feeling for me over the last month or so. I can do without it :
<br><br>Thoughts?<br></p>
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