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05 Jul 2009, 7:14 am

I'm still angry, and want to have my eye stabbed with a jackknife. I want to meet somebody who's been arrested and have them share their experiences in jail with me. I'm so messed-up I'm wanting to gain weight. About 28 lbs should do it (I'm 156, 5'9"). On the less manic side, I am hoping I will reach my goal of apathy. Another thing, my mom is suggesting SAM-E as an alternative to pot, but I think I do both.



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05 Jul 2009, 10:22 am

samE is a little bit of a downer from the zoloft I'm on, it doesn't help me go out and about, but it does help take me down a notch. So that advice is good, in fact st. johns wort is a good natural antidepressant, but I don't know what it'll do with the pot already in play, you have to realize that with all of these meds, you're playing a balance game and anything stronger than pot is too much to use on a regular basis.

ECT is a therapy used to treat major depression, it throws your body into a mini seizure and acts like a reset button, it's not so easy to get from the health care system without a few referrals and you have to realize they'll start you out with the simplest treatment before taking it up a few notches. Going shrooming or doing mescalline is kind of like a spiritual journey and can help you out, but they're not street legal and they're more like a one time thing (if you think you need it again for the same problem, your problem will never go away)

I've been pissed enough to want to stab myself with a pen, I can tell you that it's better to smoke a joint than give into a sudden burst of anger, you can do some things you'll end up regretting when you're mad. I don't think it'll be easy to find the convict type without having to put up with more than you bargained for, he may want something from you that you won't want to give, but then again, it'll really piss mom off and it sounds like she needs it. I know she''s out to help, but she must be putting your opinion down in some way and is probably unwilling ot listen to your real problems without interrupting you and downplaying your feelings (very insulting, I don't put up with it either). But between you and me, I think she wants something good for you and has a hard time finding out what it is herself (she needs to listen better), if you leave the house before she thinks you're ready, it'll be a punishment to her because she will worry about you (I'm certian that she worries about you), you seem capable of taking care of yourself and resent her overdominance, so fast food or the military won't do anything that your mother hasn't already done, just realize that in the military you won't be able to access WP while in training and you might not get all the encouragment from us, (you can find it from everywhere else if you look hard enough though).

I'm not going to encourage you to look in the prison system for the right person to bring home to mom because I've never been there and I can't give you the proper advice on who to trust.



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05 Jul 2009, 10:36 am

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samE is a little bit of a downer from the zoloft I'm on, it doesn't help me go out and about, but it does help take me down a notch. So that advice is good, in fact st. johns wort is a good natural antidepressant, but I don't know what it'll do with the pot already in play, you have to realize that with all of these meds, you're playing a balance game and anything stronger than pot is too much to use on a regular basis.

ECT is a therapy used to treat major depression, it throws your body into a mini seizure and acts like a reset button, it's not so easy to get from the health care system without a few referrals and you have to realize they'll start you out with the simplest treatment before taking it up a few notches. Going shrooming or doing mescalline is kind of like a spiritual journey and can help you out, but they're not street legal and they're more like a one time thing (if you think you need it again for the same problem, your problem will never go away)

I've been pissed enough to want to stab myself with a pen, I can tell you that it's better to smoke a joint than give into a sudden burst of anger, you can do some things you'll end up regretting when you're mad. I don't think it'll be easy to find the convict type without having to put up with more than you bargained for, he may want something from you that you won't want to give, but then again, it'll really piss mom off and it sounds like she needs it. I know she''s out to help, but she must be putting your opinion down in some way and is probably unwilling ot listen to your real problems without interrupting you and downplaying your feelings (very insulting, I don't put up with it either). But between you and me, I think she wants something good for you and has a hard time finding out what it is herself (she needs to listen better), if you leave the house before she thinks you're ready, it'll be a punishment to her because she will worry about you (I'm certian that she worries about you), you seem capable of taking care of yourself and resent her overdominance, so fast food or the military won't do anything that your mother hasn't already done, just realize that in the military you won't be able to access WP while in training and you might not get all the encouragment from us, (you can find it from everywhere else if you look hard enough though).

I'm not going to encourage you to look in the prison system for the right person to bring home to mom because I've never been there and I can't give you the proper advice on who to trust.


It dosen't matter if I bring them home or not. I just want to know what it's like. Besides, I'm still rejecting nice guys, as I don't like them being too nice as it makes them look like cheesy dorks. In another thread, they said I may like the Jerk With A Heart of Gold, as I am attracted to video-game characters with that label. I'm just tired of being young and unexperienced, and there's no way now to gain it, I just have to sit and wait until I go crazy or find something to do, which I haven't. Funny thing is I live by 4 medical marijuana clinics and didn't realize it until just yesterday.



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05 Jul 2009, 10:52 am

The more I'm reading here, the more you seem to be able to handle your own as far as the bad type goes. If you just remember to keep an eye on your man and not to let him get away with crossing your line, you should be able to do fine. You can always find another man if he doesn't act the way you think he should. I doubt thre will be anything he could do to upset you short of physically harming you (as in threatening your life). So you want to keep self defense and physical safety in mind, but I think you're in a good position to start getting what you want.



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06 Jul 2009, 8:50 am

MDD123 wrote:
The more I'm reading here, the more you seem to be able to handle your own as far as the bad type goes. If you just remember to keep an eye on your man and not to let him get away with crossing your line, you should be able to do fine. You can always find another man if he doesn't act the way you think he should. I doubt thre will be anything he could do to upset you short of physically harming you (as in threatening your life). So you want to keep self defense and physical safety in mind, but I think you're in a good position to start getting what you want.


Right now, I'm at a point where I really don't care. After all, I'm wanting something bad I can enjoy and make my family life seem like heaven.



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06 Jul 2009, 12:43 pm

Well, you could always join the marines and send them postcards telling them how much fun you're having getting screamed at by the drill instructors, that oughtta get a reaction. Or you could start off slow and bring a marine recruiter into the house, they'll show up for you, and I can't imagine you mother enjoying their company, you'll have the added benefit of them really wanting you to join, so they'll play into your hands a little.



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07 Jul 2009, 5:55 am

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Well, you could always join the marines and send them postcards telling them how much fun you're having getting screamed at by the drill instructors, that oughtta get a reaction. Or you could start off slow and bring a marine recruiter into the house, they'll show up for you, and I can't imagine you mother enjoying their company, you'll have the added benefit of them really wanting you to join, so they'll play into your hands a little.


I'd doubt I'd get recruited as I have "special needs". :roll:


But with my outer appearance, I'd also doubt they'd believe me, as long as I put on a fake "normal" personality. :D



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08 Jul 2009, 4:51 am

Angry again. Remembering idiotic, dehumanizing double-standards. :x Also remembering how I hate waiting for stuff. Remembering my mom telling me to wait until I'm 21 for alcoholic consumption, although she gives me a taste of things with liquor in them, the point I'm angry is because I don't want to wait... at all. I can't wait for my first college party.



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09 Jul 2009, 8:04 am

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Angry again. Remembering idiotic, dehumanizing double-standards. :x Also remembering how I hate waiting for stuff. Remembering my mom telling me to wait until I'm 21 for alcoholic consumption, although she gives me a taste of things with liquor in them, the point I'm angry is because I don't want to wait... at all. I can't wait for my first college party.


I dewfinately can't blame you for feeling like that, whenever I had obstacles like that, I'd just bend some rules. The other day I was tring to buy a lighter at a gas station, my little sister was standing next to me and the gas station clerk refused to sell the lighter because of my sister's age. I told her to her face that it was a dumb rule and that I was going to buy it from the station across the street. After that, I was polite to her, I adressed the authority she had over me and informed her that I'd work my way around it, I didn't even feel like getting mean after that.

I know the marines works with people half-way if they have issues, but after that, they make you regret the day you were born (6 years a go I was regretting the day I ever talked to my recruiter and that was just the army). But if you want easy arm candy to bring back to the house to piss off your mom, I can't say it'll be easier than that (at least as far as real trouble goes)



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10 Jul 2009, 7:59 pm

:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: .

Nothing's working.



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11 Jul 2009, 12:59 am

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11 Jul 2009, 1:54 am

GODDAMMIT!



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11 Jul 2009, 2:40 pm

Why do never feel any better and get the same exact useless advice? And why can't I repel the nice guy that's after me?



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11 Jul 2009, 5:54 pm

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11 Jul 2009, 8:15 pm

*dies*

You win.