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Alright, folks! Are you tired of constantly feeling like you're not living up to others' expectations of you in your recovery circle? Do you find yourself anxiously spiraling at the mere thought of being judged by your peers? Well, have no fear because Dailyfix is here with a self-care tactic that can help you reduce that anxiety and fear - and it's a funny one at that!

So, here's the deal. Research has shown that practicing humor can actually have some pretty significant psychological benefits, including reducing stress and anxiety (Martin, 2001). And let's be real, what's more humorous than laughing at yourself? That's why my self-care tactic for reducing anxiety and fear in recovery circles is simple: embrace your inner goofball.

That's right, folks. The next time you find yourself worrying about what your peers might think of you, take a step back, and just laugh at yourself. Make a silly face, tell a bad joke, or do a little dance. Not only will you probably make your peers laugh (which, in turn, can boost your own mood), but you'll also be reminding yourself that you don't always have to take yourself so seriously. And honestly, who doesn't need a little reminder of that every now and then?

Now, I know what you might be thinking. "But Dailyfix, won't people think I'm weird if I start acting like a goofball in the middle of a recovery meeting?" And to that, I say, who cares? If anything, embracing your inner goofball might just make you more likable and relatable to others. Plus, as the saying goes, "Those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind."

So, there you have it, folks. Embrace your inner goofball, and reduce your anxiety and fear in recovery circles. And remember, it's always better to be a happy weirdo than a miserable conformist.

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