reticulator
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- Jan 24, 2026
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If my bipolar disorder and major depression were miraculously cured it would probably help a bit. But I'd still be stuck with the choices I made while I had these mental diseases so maybe not
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Hear me out: What if we just get rid of humanity altogether and let dogs have the planet?Humanity version 2
Deal.Hear me out: What if we just get rid of humanity altogether and let dogs have the planet?
Agree, we can't escape the choices we make even if we have excuses for them.completely erase my past and an new situation for my present ---- not possible.
I'm wondering, what will take for you guys to not be suicidal, to not be depressed or perhaps anxious, what will it take for you to say goodbye to SaSu not cus you are ending things, but rather cus you're starting them.
Feel free to share your thoughts. Also share whether you're doing anything in regards to fixing things, like literally anything, doesn't have to be major stuff, could be eating healthy, or 30 minutes of exercising...etc.
I personally don't know for sure, I keep going back and forth on what that looks like, but I would say my mental health becoming stable and as normal as possible is at the top of the list, cus without that I won't be able to stop being suicidal ig.
I'm currently in therapy and on meds, stimulants to be specific since I have ADHD, taking Vyvanse for those wondering, did try concerta before, but the crash it gave me was absolutely horrible. That's what I'm focusing on right now.
Diet wise, I eat one meal a day, it's a very healthy one, mostly chicken breast with a bit of rice, and a bit of veggies. Need to change that but I recently stopped an extreme diet and also started on stimulants shortly after, so I can't push myself to increase my calories intake, since my stomach can't handle it.
Isn't it absurd? We live in the most materially prosperous era the world has ever seen—wealth that would be unimaginable to our ancestors even 200 years ago—yet everyone is still expected to spend at least 40 hours every week doing the most inane, soul-crushing bullshit just to have access to the basics: food, healthcare, a place to sleep...A small loan of a million dollars.
Seriously, if I have to work a 9-5 for the rest of my life and deal with other people, I'd much rather CTB.
The likelihood of receiving such a large sum of cash, even from a person worth tens of billions of dollars (it'd be like me giving somebody $20...), is basically zero.
So, I'll be CTBing.
It's nice to hear you're doing well, it's all you can wish for, yknowI'm wondering, what will take for you guys to not be suicidal, to not be depressed or perhaps anxious, what will it take for you to say goodbye to SaSu not cus you are ending things, but rather cus you're starting them.
Feel free to share your thoughts. Also share whether you're doing anything in regards to fixing things, like literally anything, doesn't have to be major stuff, could be eating healthy, or 30 minutes of exercising...etc.
I personally don't know for sure, I keep going back and forth on what that looks like, but I would say my mental health becoming stable and as normal as possible is at the top of the list, cus without that I won't be able to stop being suicidal ig.
I'm currently in therapy and on meds, stimulants to be specific since I have ADHD, taking Vyvanse for those wondering, did try concerta before, but the crash it gave me was absolutely horrible. That's what I'm focusing on right now.
Diet wise, I eat one meal a day, it's a very healthy one, mostly chicken breast with a bit of rice, and a bit of veggies. Need to change that but I recently stopped an extreme diet and also started on stimulants shortly after, so I can't push myself to increase my calories intake, since my stomach can't handle it.