Pentobartbital
Crumbling
- Feb 25, 2019
- 183
Has anyone felt the urge to commit suicide because of near-total obtuseness?
One of the worst aspects of living with Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD) is the dense brain fog that follows. I can't read much if at all. My once eloquent and comprehensive writing is gone. The uniquely fluid love I once had for passionate debate and thorough discussion has been tempered with frigid, concrete-thick viscosity.
It's not just knowing that I have the mind of a child that cuts so bad, it's having that mocking iota of self-awareness that really plunges deep inside. I never considered myself particularly intelligent, rational or bright, although I sorely miss the days I could talk with people and make them feel like they're not wasting their time.
I'm not able to convey how embarrassing it is to view a scholarly discussion and see it like a complete moron would a shimmering ring of keys. Having others I look up to withdraw and not even bother to dumb things down when I ask questions. Not being to write out a simple response because the very idea of applying myself intellectually is like being asked to disarm an entire minefield blindfolded.
I hate it. I hate being in my late twenties and not even having a full year of relevant job experience in my desired career. I hate how doctors flagrantly refuse to listen and think PSSD is psychosomatic if not outright psychotic because the drug sales representatives assured them of efficacy and safety. I hate how I was uninformed. I hate being an insecure, unhinged shell of a person. Feeling like this has opened my eyes to how Darwinian the world can be, but at the same time how disappointingly obsessed with sanctimony it is too. I want it to end.
One of the worst aspects of living with Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD) is the dense brain fog that follows. I can't read much if at all. My once eloquent and comprehensive writing is gone. The uniquely fluid love I once had for passionate debate and thorough discussion has been tempered with frigid, concrete-thick viscosity.
It's not just knowing that I have the mind of a child that cuts so bad, it's having that mocking iota of self-awareness that really plunges deep inside. I never considered myself particularly intelligent, rational or bright, although I sorely miss the days I could talk with people and make them feel like they're not wasting their time.
I'm not able to convey how embarrassing it is to view a scholarly discussion and see it like a complete moron would a shimmering ring of keys. Having others I look up to withdraw and not even bother to dumb things down when I ask questions. Not being to write out a simple response because the very idea of applying myself intellectually is like being asked to disarm an entire minefield blindfolded.
I hate it. I hate being in my late twenties and not even having a full year of relevant job experience in my desired career. I hate how doctors flagrantly refuse to listen and think PSSD is psychosomatic if not outright psychotic because the drug sales representatives assured them of efficacy and safety. I hate how I was uninformed. I hate being an insecure, unhinged shell of a person. Feeling like this has opened my eyes to how Darwinian the world can be, but at the same time how disappointingly obsessed with sanctimony it is too. I want it to end.