imcurious
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- May 6, 2022
- 97
I recently found this corner of the internet. I'm glad I did. Times like these when I feel like I'm drained of all emotion is when I return to my humble abode, and it reminds me once again, that happiness is a privilege.
I suppose this post is my introduction. I also think I'm writing this because I don't know where else to turn for word vomit. I wonder if people struggle with maintaining happiness, like I do, rather than persistent unhappiness, which I what I observed from some users' descriptions of their struggles on this platform.
Just a moment ago I was happy. I felt calm, I didn't feel anything too negative. I had just come home from a recent outing with my friend. Just a moment ago a switch flipped and I feel like nothing matters. No one cares, no one really chooses to enter my bubble because everyone is busy in their own. I can't blame that. But I feel horribly lonely, and my desire to CTB comes creeping back.
I feel anhedonistic most of the time. I feel like the world passes without me. I look in the mirror and I absolutely hate what I see—a physically insecure, socially anxious and incapable individual. Because I lack a strong network of friends and family, I don't feel the motivation to reach out to anyone, and no one reaches out to me. I wait in my room, mindlessly scrolling through forums and piling spam emails until my life magically changes, but nothing happens.
The rare occasion when I do feel happy is fleeting. It's never lasted any more than several hours. I wonder if ceasing my life will do the trick, or if I should turn around and attempt to find affordable, professional help. The goal is the same regardless of the approach. I just want to maintain my peace.
I wonder what it is that others do to maintain a better state of mind, without emptying your wallet? I'm afraid the latter is too expensive for me, and the former looks dangerously appealing. I don't know what to do.
I suppose this post is my introduction. I also think I'm writing this because I don't know where else to turn for word vomit. I wonder if people struggle with maintaining happiness, like I do, rather than persistent unhappiness, which I what I observed from some users' descriptions of their struggles on this platform.
Just a moment ago I was happy. I felt calm, I didn't feel anything too negative. I had just come home from a recent outing with my friend. Just a moment ago a switch flipped and I feel like nothing matters. No one cares, no one really chooses to enter my bubble because everyone is busy in their own. I can't blame that. But I feel horribly lonely, and my desire to CTB comes creeping back.
I feel anhedonistic most of the time. I feel like the world passes without me. I look in the mirror and I absolutely hate what I see—a physically insecure, socially anxious and incapable individual. Because I lack a strong network of friends and family, I don't feel the motivation to reach out to anyone, and no one reaches out to me. I wait in my room, mindlessly scrolling through forums and piling spam emails until my life magically changes, but nothing happens.
The rare occasion when I do feel happy is fleeting. It's never lasted any more than several hours. I wonder if ceasing my life will do the trick, or if I should turn around and attempt to find affordable, professional help. The goal is the same regardless of the approach. I just want to maintain my peace.
I wonder what it is that others do to maintain a better state of mind, without emptying your wallet? I'm afraid the latter is too expensive for me, and the former looks dangerously appealing. I don't know what to do.
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