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Yesterday, 06:58 PM
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I have agitated depression and my fuse has been very short last 25 years. I let it get away last several years and started arguments with my father. I go from 0 to 100 in a nanosecond and can't control it.
When meds are helping things are more manageable like the last week. If I could just stay like this it would be fine.
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When people don't know what you're about they turn you down and shut you out - Sweet Leaf, Black Sabbath |
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Yesterday, 08:19 PM
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Yeah. Really been called more of a live wire though since I’m not doing nothing when I’m not set off (that was a lot of a negatives for a sentence).
It’s a short but fun run at Cannon. Get enough speed you can launch off that mofo.
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“Can you understand? Someone, somewhere, can you understand me a little, love me a little?” — Sylvia Plath Dx: PTSD, BPD, eating disorder of ever changing presentation, bipolar Rx: Tegretol, Topamax, and tacos On the other hand, you have different fingers |
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Today, 03:48 AM
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Online I can kinda get weird. But in real life I am super calm and nice. I thank everyone from baggers to doctors. I’ve never argued with my therapist. I got mad at my pdoc a couple times and I got mad at my endocrinologist once. I didn’t know people acted disrespectful in hospitals towards nurses until I saw this guy on Tik Tok. When I was in there for surgery I was very easy to deal with.
I was a complete ***** though until I had my hysterectomy in 2021.
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