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Ever have any days where your mental illness makes you look like a rundown junkie like Jared Leto in Requiem for a dream?
Thread starterKramer
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I can think of several times throughout my 20s that I literally looked like death and people have looked at me in surprise. Even still, I get dark circles under my eyes after every shower and when I brush my teeth because it's so stressful for me. Why am I still alive? Lol
Leto? Ha! I wish I looked that good, my physical appearance situation is a thousand times worse. But yea, I have been told I look severely ill and aged on top of already being unattractive in general.
And I have a full time job.
I just shaved today for the first time in over 2 months. I looked like Grizzly Adams. I've just been too depressed to give a shit. But I've been going to work, and going to the store, knowing full well I look like a homeless drug addict. I'm just too depressed to care.
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People understood me more often when I was at the depths of my using.
Trying to keep on a even keel now I'm like a hack in the box when I have to converse it's fuckin ridiculous how the elite have fucked us with anxiety/mental illness.
Yes...even though I'm not male or good looking. But a few years back (deep into anorexia and pills) I was a walking skeleton with bags bigger than my eyes and paper white skin. At that stage I was merely functioning and going to work out of habit...not even brushing my hair/teeth (gross) it's as close to depersonalization as I ever gotten.
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My depression/anxiety has aged me. It takes its physical toll too. I look older and than I am because of it and look just generally ill/run down.
Factor into the equation that I was , and am , always naturally very unattractive anyway....then its not good at all.
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