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27 Aug 2019, 11:02 am

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Thanks for nothing, control freak and your stupid redneck husband.

i wish that hadn't happened. otherwise, how was your day?


I didn’t see the horrible co-supervisor I have a twelve year long hatred for today; I honestly wish she would get fired. Not seeing her helps my stress level. I did feel anxious at the college campus, though.

what did you do on campus?


I went to get an updated student ID as well as a parking permit. I saw a lot of pretty young girls but I’ve given up trying to approach them but it still reminds me of my singlehood as well as getting older.

what is your field of study? (i was on campus today to get some contacts that might help me do some nursing research.)


I don’t really have one. I was never told about majors, just “go to college” as well as have faith in “God’s plan”.

I hate everyone who has called me a “complainer” but it was ok for them to “complain”. One of them also shamed me for feeling exploited when someone aggressively made me give them money.



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27 Aug 2019, 11:19 am

Hoping to return to a sense of normalcy



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27 Aug 2019, 11:58 am

Realized I'm not up to getting a job again when this one ends.

Also realizing that being assessed may never happen.



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27 Aug 2019, 4:15 pm

Marknis wrote:
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Marknis wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
Marknis wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
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Thanks for nothing, control freak and your stupid redneck husband.

i wish that hadn't happened. otherwise, how was your day?


I didn’t see the horrible co-supervisor I have a twelve year long hatred for today; I honestly wish she would get fired. Not seeing her helps my stress level. I did feel anxious at the college campus, though.

what did you do on campus?


I went to get an updated student ID as well as a parking permit. I saw a lot of pretty young girls but I’ve given up trying to approach them but it still reminds me of my singlehood as well as getting older.

what is your field of study? (i was on campus today to get some contacts that might help me do some nursing research.)


I don’t really have one. I was never told about majors, just “go to college” as well as have faith in “God’s plan”.

I hate everyone who has called me a “complainer” but it was ok for them to “complain”. One of them also shamed me for feeling exploited when someone aggressively made me give them money.


what are you interested in? what work would you like to be doing after college?



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27 Aug 2019, 7:20 pm

I had my first session of group therapy today. We talked about emotions.


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27 Aug 2019, 8:27 pm

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I had my first session of group therapy today. We talked about emotions.


sounds hopeful.



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27 Aug 2019, 9:02 pm

I think that maybe I am quite an interesting person,too after reading different posts in here.



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27 Aug 2019, 9:17 pm

I read something that says "relationships require forgiveness."
That's something I just can't seem to do.
I feel like there are things about me that will always be incorrect and wrong and misplaced. It's just hard to change as a person, you know?
And what if I just always liked the idea of things more than I actually liked them.

I don't know. It's all very confusing all the time. Everything. Sometimes I'm too tired. Mostly, actually.

The closer I get to 30 every day, the more I realize that my adult life has mostly consisted of basic survival, fixing my past mistakes, and backtracking. I keep waiting for the time I feel like I'm making progress instead of digging myself out of things.

Oh, mirror in the sky, what is love?
Can the child within my heart rise above?
Can I sail through the changing ocean tides?
Can I handle the seasons of my life?


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28 Aug 2019, 6:38 am

^^^^MP, you can DO IT! :wtg:



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28 Aug 2019, 9:05 am

simply hoping to move into my place without any negative scenarios as well, become employed again. Yes, i know this is something I've been going on about for a long time, but despite the fact, I have legitimate work skills and experiences, and have applied at various corporate entities, nothing has really panned out so far..



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28 Aug 2019, 2:01 pm

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simply hoping to move into my place without any negative scenarios as well, become employed again. Yes, i know this is something I've been going on about for a long time, but despite the fact, I have legitimate work skills and experiences, and have applied at various corporate entities, nothing has really panned out so far..


Same with me. I am hoping at some point I will eventually find myself proper employment, but like you, nothing much has happened so far. As for transitional housing, have you thought of doing research into the possibility of receiving adult foster care services or group homes? I am thinking of applying for adult foster care services or applying for becoming a group home resident after I do some research.


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28 Aug 2019, 5:19 pm

My mother said today that we shouldn't worry about the wildfires in the Amazon because the plants and trees grow back really fast because its so hot and humid there.

When I asked why there are so many fires if it's so humid, and it should be since it's called the *rain* forest, she said the Amazon is probably just going through a temporary dry spell.

I think my mother has terminal optimism. What do you think?



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28 Aug 2019, 5:46 pm

I think your mother has no idea of the ecology of rain forests. Those trees will not grow back. And it is not a temporary dry spell. The dry season is, well, seasonal. Happens every year. Once the trees are gone, the soil dries out and what comes back is scrub.


She may not want to worry about the rainforest, because there is not much she or any of us can do about it. :(


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28 Aug 2019, 5:53 pm

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I think my mother has terminal optimism. What do you think?


Terminal optimism, nice term... :cheers:

How many people do you know who can live with lucidity? How many of them are suicidal? :wink:


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28 Aug 2019, 6:09 pm

BenderRodriguez wrote:
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I think my mother has terminal optimism. What do you think?


Terminal optimism, nice term... :cheers:

How many people do you know who can live with lucidity? How many of them are suicidal? :wink:


Terminal optimism is a valid coping method I think.

For some people that is.



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28 Aug 2019, 7:20 pm

Lot of things pays off a lot these days. Sure I figured how to bypass parts of me that is being a problem.
But that doesn't mean to simply put my guard down and become complacent eh?

I'm so committed to whatever process I'm doing now. Everything else is more of a means, a time passer, a 'space' to wander about it seems.
The income and whatever is being provided for me is just a bonus -- anyone could've complained about whatever I deemed as 'bonus' though. :lol:


Now, how to be a parent to myself... Without exerting much willpower. :twisted:
This is sort of like how I dealt with my sensory issues without to resort to tolerance past it's threshold, by learning how to take it as is -- except, it's beyond sensory.


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