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grindy 07-08-2020 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by MidnightRambler (Post 2125487)
That's not a joke, they've tried to get me to burn down my house and kill myself for years. It started in Upstate NY circa 2011 when they were telling everyone who lived around me to stare at me and then tried to make me fxck the chunky Puerto Rican girl who lived in the next unit over while my fat pig slob of an ex was watching some animu that had the lyrics "don't scary" in the title sequence and shoving poptarts into her gaping maw.

I didn't go through with that and I took off to the streets of Elmira, the social worker supposedly found me on the campus of Elmira college naked and covered in my own blood (It was like 40-something degrees outside) with broken glass stuck to my chest, but I think they made up that part to hide the fact that the Chinese Communist Party did in fact have their assets watching me from across the street, flashing lights at me in Morse code to try and get me to turn the Firebird into an AnFo bomb.


I was in the tard hatch for two months until my mom and sister came up from Florida to get me.

I know that feeling, bro.

MidnightRambler 07-09-2020 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre (Post 2125490)
Why didn't you just **** the chunky Puerto Rican girl?

I don't know, but I should have in retrospect. Perhaps the rest could have been avoided.

SGR 07-10-2020 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by MidnightRambler (Post 2125487)
That's not a joke, they've tried to get me to burn down my house and kill myself for years. It started in Upstate NY circa 2011 when they were telling everyone who lived around me to stare at me and then tried to make me fxck the chunky Puerto Rican girl who lived in the next unit over while my fat pig slob of an ex was watching some animu that had the lyrics "don't scary" in the title sequence and shoving poptarts into her gaping maw.

I didn't go through with that and I took off to the streets of Elmira, the social worker supposedly found me on the campus of Elmira college naked and covered in my own blood (It was like 40-something degrees outside) with broken glass stuck to my chest, but I think they made up that part to hide the fact that the Chinese Communist Party did in fact have their assets watching me from across the street, flashing lights at me in Morse code to try and get me to turn the Firebird into an AnFo bomb.


I was in the tard hatch for two months until my mom and sister came up from Florida to get me.

This may be the funniest sh*t I've ever read on this site, bravo good sir!

Why do you think the CIA wanted you to bang the chunky Puerto Rican girl?

Mindfulness 07-13-2020 12:43 PM

I switched planners today and its helped mentally, I feel I should share on days when I'm on my bipolar ups rather than just sharing the depressing posts. I had this Monday planned for a few weeks and now I'm using my old military notepad and taking each page a new day, literally one day at a time. It's helping https://boxden.com/smilies/Qh2Vxfi.gif

Im not taking the 5-htp anymore, its been atleast a month off that.

rostasi 07-15-2020 08:28 PM


Exo 07-22-2020 11:53 AM

My depression is back.

Hard.

I've been on 150mg of Wellbutrin for just under a month and I'm upping it to 300mg. The last few days have been...awful. Just numb to the world. Pit of dark despair nothingness in my brain. Work is not helping. Hopefully this is temporary. Hopefully the meds help.

If I'm a bit absent, this is why. I have been for weeks.

Marie Monday 07-22-2020 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Exo (Post 2127339)
My depression is back.

Hard.

I've been on 150mg of Wellbutrin for just under a month and I'm upping it to 300mg. The last few days have been...awful. Just numb to the world. Pit of dark despair nothingness in my brain. Work is not helping. Hopefully this is temporary. Hopefully the meds help.

If I'm a bit absent, this is why. I have been for weeks.

Oh no, that's horrible. Thank you for telling this and please do stay in touch, I know that can be difficult. Can/do you get help apart from medicines?

Exo 07-22-2020 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Marie Monday (Post 2127341)
Oh no, that's horrible. Thank you for telling this and please do stay in touch, I know that can be difficult. Can/do you get help apart from medicines?

I'm stable. I was on Wellbutrin for years. Went off about 16 months ago but with all the Covid sh*t and just overall low morale of the world and myself, my depression spiked back up. I'm actively working on it and should be fine hopefully. I'm not the suicidal type so no worries there although you never know if it gets too bad. I had a bad night once where I thought about it for a few moments. It's just more of a "I have no feelings" right now.

I'll be alright.

SGR 07-22-2020 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Exo (Post 2127339)
My depression is back.

Hard.

I've been on 150mg of Wellbutrin for just under a month and I'm upping it to 300mg. The last few days have been...awful. Just numb to the world. Pit of dark despair nothingness in my brain. Work is not helping. Hopefully this is temporary. Hopefully the meds help.

If I'm a bit absent, this is why. I have been for weeks.

I'm sorry to hear that Exo, that sucks. I've had friends and close family that have gone through this kind of stuff. Is the depression coupled with anxiety?

Someone very close to me has taken similar medications in the past and has claimed they have induced this numbing feeling you're referring to. They told me it made them feel like a robot and made a lot of simple joys very fleeting, despite the fact that it did address the depression.

I don't want to pry into your life, but if there are underlying events that are overwhelming you, therapy can sometimes help (depending on the situation). Problem of course though, is that it isn't cheap.

Exo 07-22-2020 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by SoundgardenRocks (Post 2127344)
I'm sorry to hear that Exo, that sucks. I've had friends and close family that have gone through this kind of stuff. Is the depression coupled with anxiety?

Someone very close to me has taken similar medications in the past and has claimed they have induced this numbing feeling you're referring to. They told me it made them feel like a robot and made a lot of simple joys very fleeting, despite the fact that it did address the depression.

I don't want to pry into your life, but if there are underlying events that are overwhelming you, therapy can sometimes help (depending on the situation). Problem of course though, is that it isn't cheap.

I usually get a good deal of energy and motivation from it but it's either not enough to work in my system right now or it's taking a long time. It's definitely anxiety driven depression as well.


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