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- Jun 1, 2023
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Congratulations! You made your first leap. Welcome to the Recovery thread. I'm glad you found your way here. Although I'm sorry your life has brought you to the point of joining this site.I'm not entirely sure on how to "start" with this website. Whether I make a post discussing my current position within this forum or maybe 'Suicide Discussion'. I'm a bit at odds with the idea of suicide and recovery I suppose. I certainly don't feel the best about myself (especially in the last two to three months) but at the same time I don't want to entirely give up. I suppose I feel that if I've been keeping at it for the last nine years, it seems silly to let an intense peak of these feelings completely crash me up.
Maybe somebody else on here can give me an idea to leap off with?
I can totally relate... I had to attend a wedding a few weeks ago and while I love my nephew, it was completely overwhelming. I found a trick though... find the oldest person in at the reception and go a sit with them. They probably won't be able to hear you so you don't have to talk, and you look like a saint for keep them company. I also took long walks around the venue to escape the crowds.have a wedding, I have to attend on Saturday. 12 or 13 hours of horrible anxiety and panic and act normal or else I am not human.
Don't worry, we won't blame him. But at the same time you don't have to apologize for being who you are either. It's important to give yourself some grace, as none of us are perfect.My day went a little worse because the guy I like seems to be acting very distant with me lately because I mini apologized for stuff I did due my insecurities, please don't blame him.
Thanks a lot!@Sir. Turnerkof Welcome to the Recovery thread.
I accept my mistakes and I have become better, that's why I wanted to apologize and for him to know i am becoming a better manHi @Sir. Turnerkof, welcome to the Recovery Support Thread.
Don't worry, we won't blame him. But at the same time you don't have to apologize for being who you are either. It's important to give yourself some grace, as none of us are perfect.
And a good night sleep is always helpful. I hope you sleep well, and awaken to face the challenges of tomorrow.
That's really unfortunate... Sorry you have to go through something like that. I hope you've got some good support with the people around you or that are on this website.I have stuck around for the benefit of my kids, although I will lose two sons this week (but that's another story).
I'm not able to message people yet but if you're able to message me then that might be nice :)Youre welcome to post additional details here in this thread, or if you're not comfortable posting publicly, feel free to dm me (or let me know you'd like to talk and I can dm you.)
I would get noticed and treated with suspicion, if I tried something like that. Besides the fact that oldest person specifically doesnt like me.I can totally relate... I had to attend a wedding a few weeks ago and while I love my nephew, it was completely overwhelming. I found a trick though... find the oldest person in at the reception and go a sit with them. They probably won't be able to hear you so you don't have to talk, and you look like a saint for keep them company. I also took long walks around the venue to escape the crowds.
And I hope all goes well with the doctor's office. That job doesn't sound like the most pleasant, but at least you'd be working and contributing.
Wishing you all just a little peace as we slowly wrap down the summer.![]()
Beautiful photos of the sky, REALLY loved them!I would get noticed and treated with suspicion, if I tried something like that. Besides the fact that oldest person specifically doesnt like me.
Gorgeous photos!I would get noticed and treated with suspicion, if I tried something like that. Besides the fact that oldest person specifically doesnt like me.
Well, you'll need to get creative. For me, the music got so loud that I needed to get out. If left the venue and went outside and enjoyed the peace. Here was my view of the reception:I would get noticed and treated with suspicion, if I tried something like that. Besides the fact that oldest person specifically doesnt like me.
Yes, that is normal for new members. Chat, private messages and search are disabled initially. Once you posted a certain number of times, the permissions will automatically be enabled. So keep posting, either responding to threads like here, or feel free to create your own thread.I'm not able to message people yet but if you're able to message me then that might be nice :)
It's great that you can turn your mistakes into learning experiences. I working with a large tech firm training their managers that it's OK for people to make mistakes and the best teams are those where people can openly admit them.I accept my mistakes and I have become better, that's why I wanted to apologize and for him to know i am becoming a better man
Thanks for your warm welcome, today was a bit shitty due my father but it's alright. I plan to keep fighting my thoughts of worry and panic and terror
I do this a lot, especially when I can be considered to be in a crisis but also when it's not that severe. For me it's mostly just that being able to help someone who's going through something similar, or even if it's something completely unrelated, feels good and is probably the only thing that makes me feel something. I think at least. I have a close online friend who goes through the same thing, and I've seen a lot of crisis counselors do this as well from time to time.Right now I'm going through a stage of really struggling with my ideation and keeping myself safe; my MH team consider me to be in crisis. To counteract this, I somewhat unconsciously go into 'help and support others mode'. Mainly in real life, but I notice I do it on here as well. So… does anyone else have an internal switch that results in them helping others when they are actually the person in crisis?
WONDERFUL photos really liked the one with the church in it.Attended a wedding yesterday. It was alright, I drank a bit. Noone bothered me, I think. I was mostly racking my brain trying not to be too awkward, had some fun looking at my younger brother trying to be a pick up artist.
It was just a wedding, really.
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Really glad you survived the wedding, and even had some positive things to say about it.Attended a wedding yesterday. It was alright, I drank a bit. Noone bothered me, I think. I was mostly racking my brain trying not to be too awkward, had some fun looking at my younger brother trying to be a pick up artist.
Testament, I've been doing this most my life. Focus on other people's problems and repressing my own. It's created a situation where every friend relationship is one of convenience - they're my friend as long as I can provide something they need. Once that is no longer needed, the friendship vanishes.does anyone else have an internal switch that results in them helping others when they are actually the person in crisis?