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What can I say to encourage a friend?

Hyungbum Kang, MA, MSW, LCSW, MAC
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Hyungbum Kang is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Honolulu, Hawaii. With over a decade of experience, Hyungbum specializes in using an integrated therapeutic approach to treat ADHD, anger management, depression, and other mental health and social work struggles. He received a Bachelor’s degree in English and Master’s degrees in Sociology and Social Work. Hyungbum earned an MBA from Hawaii Pacific University (HPU) and is working on his Doctor of Psychology from HPU. He is a member of the American Psychological Association, the International Honor Society in Psychology, the National Association of Social Workers, and the California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals.

Hyungbum Kang, MA, MSW, LCSW, MAC

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

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Remind them that they are unique and valued, which confirms your friend's identity and worthiness.

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How do I look after my friend who lives overseas?

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Try to get in contact with them. Since they're overseas, consider video chatting every now or then.

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My crush thinks I am not affectionate. How can I show that I am caring?

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Be there for them and tell them they are not alone. Be friendly and funny and try to make them happy.

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What can I do if I'm caring to everyone around me, but my needs are always forgotten?

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Maybe you should consider moving on from those relationships and finding new and more interested/caring people to surround yourself with. Some people are just not thoughtful or considerate people, as sad as it is. You could also limit how much of your time and effort you're willing to put toward those who can't return the favor.

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How can I be caring again after a bad relationship?

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Move on from the past. That person hurt you, but that doesn't mean others will, and you'll be depriving yourself of some great experiences if you try to avoid caring for people altogether.

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My best friend thinks I don't care sometimes when i really do. How do I show her that I do?

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Make a bigger effort to show her you care.

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