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Ca2MgFe5Si8O22OH2
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10 Dec 2012, 4:48 pm

so since I've finally gotten my official diagnosis I think I should have a party.

except I don't think I can handle more than two people at a time and there probably shouldn't be any music and I'd prefer it if the lights were dim and nobody else knew the party was happening because I would worry they were judging me. also I'm unemployed and live with my parents because of debilitating breakdowns, so I can't even afford snacks, let alone booze.

*da dum tchnk*

life is grand. :roll:


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10 Dec 2012, 4:52 pm

:lol: :lmao: :thumleft:

This was pretty hilarious to read man... I can relate.



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10 Dec 2012, 4:56 pm

Ca2MgFe5Si8O22OH2 wrote:
so since I've finally gotten my official diagnosis I think I should have a party.

except I don't think I can handle more than two people at a time and there probably shouldn't be any music and I'd prefer it if the lights were dim and nobody else knew the party was happening because I would worry they were judging me. also I'm unemployed and live with my parents because of debilitating breakdowns, so I can't even afford snacks, let alone booze.

*da dum tchnk*

life is grand. :roll:



just do a pot luck every one brings something :) someone could bring cake mmmm cake! cold you parents do the snacks?


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10 Dec 2012, 4:57 pm

The outdoor in Vice City was right:
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10 Dec 2012, 5:26 pm

Ca2MgFe5Si8O22OH2 wrote:
so since I've finally gotten my official diagnosis I think I should have a party.

except I don't think I can handle more than two people at a time and there probably shouldn't be any music and I'd prefer it if the lights were dim and nobody else knew the party was happening because I would worry they were judging me. also I'm unemployed and live with my parents because of debilitating breakdowns, so I can't even afford snacks, let alone booze.

*da dum tchnk*

life is grand. :roll:


My parents would have thought it weird had I celebrated. Even though I wanted to. Oh well. I celebrate daily....I guess.



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10 Dec 2012, 5:42 pm

I have thought about one but never thought about having a party about it. Just having it as a anniversary but it's nothing special. So it's just a regular day to me.


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10 Dec 2012, 6:29 pm

Ca2MgFe5Si8O22OH2 wrote:
so since I've finally gotten my official diagnosis I think I should have a party.

except I don't think I can handle more than two people at a time and there probably shouldn't be any music and I'd prefer it if the lights were dim and nobody else knew the party was happening because I would worry they were judging me. also I'm unemployed and live with my parents because of debilitating breakdowns, so I can't even afford snacks, let alone booze.

*da dum tchnk*

life is grand. :roll:


This should be the diagnostic criteria: "If you were to have a diagnosis party, how would it be?" Answers like yours get a DIAGNOSED stamp :lol:



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10 Dec 2012, 6:31 pm

mljt wrote:
Ca2MgFe5Si8O22OH2 wrote:
so since I've finally gotten my official diagnosis I think I should have a party.

except I don't think I can handle more than two people at a time and there probably shouldn't be any music and I'd prefer it if the lights were dim and nobody else knew the party was happening because I would worry they were judging me. also I'm unemployed and live with my parents because of debilitating breakdowns, so I can't even afford snacks, let alone booze.

*da dum tchnk*

life is grand. :roll:


This should be the diagnostic criteria: "If you were to have a diagnosis party, how would it be?" Answers like yours get a DIAGNOSED stamp :lol:
I was thinking the same thing.



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10 Dec 2012, 6:37 pm

mljt wrote:
Ca2MgFe5Si8O22OH2 wrote:
so since I've finally gotten my official diagnosis I think I should have a party.

except I don't think I can handle more than two people at a time and there probably shouldn't be any music and I'd prefer it if the lights were dim and nobody else knew the party was happening because I would worry they were judging me. also I'm unemployed and live with my parents because of debilitating breakdowns, so I can't even afford snacks, let alone booze.

*da dum tchnk*

life is grand. :roll:


This should be the diagnostic criteria: "If you were to have a diagnosis party, how would it be?" Answers like yours get a DIAGNOSED stamp :lol:

hahaha, truth. I do ok at other people's parties sometimes, if I have like a protective wall of close friends to hide behind and enough alcohol in me, and I'm not expected to actually talk to anyone until I'm too drunk to walk straight...


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