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No girlfriend, no (reasonable) possibility of ever getting one. My dick is also fucked (well, not literally).
I can feel it sorry I don't either and even when a girl says she likes me or loves me I push them away and they don't know about me what I know so yeah there is a lot but this one is in accordance with your answer: they won't get satisfied with me so yeah it can be hurtful but I don't feel like a guy anymore pretty weak and dizzy the whole time from disease it has affected me but I won't say this is the only reason I actually push them away so much but this isn't really the worst thing but a consequence of worst thing in my life.
I feel it I am sorry yes it can go wrong even when you are in a healthy environment trauma is the easiest thing to get in this world now and it would just worsen everything and yeah my physical problems are already good enough I think half of it comes from this I feel I understand why you are concerned. Really I would say good physical health would be a blessing for me. If you have just mental issues they don't convert into physical but if you have physical they can convert into mental and you have both now but some psychological issues are the worst so none is what anyone wants.
Sorry I feel for you army vets have these really and I don't know how life is going to be or have expectations or want to blame life but I can say one thing if you lived it didn't go to waste. you served your country which is a very big accomplishment. Vets need to be treated well. I commend your strength regardless of what life seems to me or seems to you now. Sorry if I said anything wrong I know your life hasn't been good but your strength must have affected else it could have been worse or better but now we are here and I think for me that would be a very big accomplishment but I can't even run tbh without falling now or getting fatigued now.I'm in my early 40's but I can tell you about my 20's experience. By 23 I was diagnosed with PTSD, major depressive disorder and dissociative identity disorder. I would have been much better off not surviving my time in the military. But I was strong back then and I fought hard to live because I thought life had value. Little did I know I was gonna come out the other end of it as a detached hollow shell of the kid who joined.
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I only have respect for you peopleI'm in my early 40's but I can tell you about my 20's experience. By 23 I was diagnosed with PTSD, major depressive disorder and dissociative identity disorder. I would have been much better off not surviving my time in the military. But I was strong back then and I fought hard to live because I thought life had value. Little did I know I was gonna come out the other end of it as a detached hollow shell of the kid who joined.
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i'm 18 and just this week my psychiatrist told me I have DID. i'm pretty freaked out about it, especially because i don't remember any significant childhood trauma or ages 6 to 7.5I'm in my early 40's but I can tell you about my 20's experience. By 23 I was diagnosed with PTSD, major depressive disorder and dissociative identity disorder. I would have been much better off not surviving my time in the military. But I was strong back then and I fought hard to live because I thought life had value. Little did I know I was gonna come out the other end of it as a detached hollow shell of the kid who joined.
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it's a sad reality to have this disorder. hope you are doing a little better
Thank you for your kind words and feedback.
I've come to learn that my DID "demons" have been the most powerful over the years. They've dragged me to darker places than my ptsd and depression ever could. If you have any fight left in you than seek the best help, specifically, psychiatric professionals that specialize is dissociative identity disorder. There's a lot of fakes out there who add DID to their portfolio so you'll have to sift through them, unfortunately. But if you have no fight left in you than let them do what they do. Your SI will remain extremely low. It won't be a matter of if; just when and where.i'm 18 and just this week my psychiatrist told me I have DID. i'm pretty freaked out about it, especially because i don't remember any significant childhood trauma or ages 6 to 7.5
@Littlewittlelight your second response reminded me of this and gave me a laugh so I had to share
My pleasure and I really do and you won't believe but I have a thing for this. I used to watch a lot of documentaries on this on a channel called Wonder and how they are trained. I used to watch about special forces it wasn't just like a espace but also a reminder some people are so resilient and you people just go through a lot when you are in battlefield. Many of you have PTSD as a result of doing something that you don't want. I used to see there drills especially marine corps or Navy seals their documentaries and how there service years were they would tell story I remember seeing that and I always liked it. I remember seeing about SSG, Marcos and their strikes. I just have a corner for US vets I am not being partial but I admire strong vets still and lol I am glad It made you laugh you made me laugh too with that one. I didn't know I was talking to a vet until now and moreover US one hopefully. I am partial to them. Really sorry I am just a burden I can't even do something for the people I love or admire but I only have words and I could tell you more on how I admire defence personnels. I miss those days of scouting and I would feel a rush those days until everything was fine and I would salute at a 45° angle because I was an air scout.Thank you for your kind words and feedback.
Yes, my post military years may have went much better if those who worked for the VA hospitals had a similar mindset as yourself. Unfortunately none of them do. They're in it to line their pockets with federal funding and have zero care in the world when it pertains to combat veterans. Ha! I made it this far without their help. But I'm too tired now. I'm no longer in the fight.
Regardless. I wish you the very best in whichever path you choose at your age.
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I've come to learn that my DID "demons" have been the most powerful over the years. They've dragged me to darker places than my ptsd and depression ever could. If you have any fight left in you than seek the best help, specifically, psychiatric professionals that specialize is dissociative identity disorder. There's a lot of fakes out there who add DID to their portfolio so you'll have to sift through them, unfortunately. But if you have no fight left in you than let them do what they do. Your SI will remain extremely low. It won't be a matter of if; just when and where.
Whichever road you choose I wish you the absolute best and most peaceful journey
@Littlewittlelight your second response reminded me of this and gave me a laugh so I had to share
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life is very unpredictable and feeling trapped in this is horrible and unbearable sometimes for some people like us who are here.
