
Sensei
剣道家
- Nov 4, 2019
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I'd like to add mental illness. My bipolar disorder amplifies my perception of all my problems to a point where I feel that I no longer can go on living.
How could I miss that one? I still think I maxed out the amount of options available but this is of course a big and common pain thing, thanks.I'd like to add mental illness. My bipolar disorder amplifies my perception of all my problems to a point where I feel that I no longer can go on living.
Maybe being able to describe it is step one to getting rid of it (if that's even a goal).I have something, but I don't know how to describe what it is I have. I suppose the closest of these would be loneliness, but it's not a sort of loneliness that human companionship can cure.
Same, my life is completely over at 23 because of my choices/genetics/circumstances/environment/harddeterminismiscorrect.FML. The one that I fear the most is my personal future. I want to time travel and fix my mistakes so that I wouldn't worry about my future.
Some kind of solipsism? This sounds close to zen Buddhism and shit.This probably won't make sense, but anyway: pain from searching for something, but not ever really finding it. Think I'm just trying to find myself, connect with people and things like me, but realise it's not possible because I only exist here. No one and nothing is really like me. There's comfort from that as well as pain. Maybe just a long winded way of saying loneliness, but it's myself I need, good enough mirrors of who and how I am that I feel are missing.
Even though I feel primarily numb, I ticked all the boxes on the poll and I second this. There's no surprise bipolar has such a high suicide rate, and the medications are horrible so I have no idea where that leaves me, as the ones I've tried have given me side effects I'm not willing to tolerate. I also have bpd (aka EMOTIONALLY UNSTABLE personality disorder) apparently, although psychiatry doesn't actually know a lot, so it seems I'm literally clinically more susceptible to hypersensitivity (but I present as more of the quiet, internalised type). Interestingly also present with physical hypersensitivity, especially with noise and my immune system.I'd like to add mental illness. My bipolar disorder amplifies my perception of all my problems to a point where I feel that I no longer can go on living.