Jean4
Remember. I am ALWAYS right.... until I’m not
- Apr 28, 2019
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Depending on the day, many different things. At this particular second... today is the 2 month anniversary of my partner CTBing.
where are you? (a vague answer is enough)Understood that there are no mental help services in my area. And was treated like shit and ridiculed at my uni just because I'm female (misogyny is normalized here and teachers would often yell at female students for no reason "You are nobody here, either shut up or go away if you disagree with the way we treat you", "Go get a brain, female students are always the worst", "Women should pursue having family with children, not a career for men" etc)
Started off with a DUI, and rapidly going bald right after high school. losing my hair destroyed my self esteem and made me self conscious about my looks. I was starting to become afraid of the wind, getting my hair wet, ect... This is what led to the onset of my mental illness and alcohol abuse. I truly believed that I was going to off myself at 25 (I'm 29 now.) I got another DUI on my 25th birthday after a bad break-up (girl broke up with me while I was at the psych ward after an attempt on my life.)
Spent the next 3 years still depressed. I somehow got through college during that time, but my anxiety, spotty job history, and possibly criminal record kept me from getting a job that I wanted. At 28, I experienced an extreme manic episode in which I did things to ruin my relationship with my friends and extended family. I started a relationship with a lady 16 years older than I. She struggled with alcoholism and I drank with her often.This ramped up my mania and ended up getting me institutionalized 3 times in a row and got diagnosed with BPD. After that I moved to the beach, got kicked out of my apartment because my roommate couldn't handle my mania, was homeless for 2 weeks, and got a DWI on a bike. This led me to spend 60 days in jail and forced me to move back in with my parents. Now I want to die more than ever, but still can't muster up the courage.