Ambivalent1
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- Apr 17, 2023
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I wonder what middle age will look like. Will I be like Gollum - a tortured bestial creature eating fishes? (Rhetorical)
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I'm stuck in the same loop. It has brought me a lot of sorrow and regret.My mentality is like a loop. I go through stages like: be okay and sociable; feel completely extroverted and want to talk to everyone; social battery is drained and I really can't stand talking to, or seeing people (even people I know and am comfortable with); look for ways to get motivation back and be depressed for a while and then repeat. I hate this mindset and I hope it changes. I feel like I can't exactly fall because I always end up right back where I started. Stage 1.
I can't imagine anything worse than how I'm feeling now, but terrified what could possibly be worseI wonder what middle age will look like. Will I be like Gollum - a tortured bestial creature eating fishes? (Rhetorical)
Yeah I know what you mean. I'm just trying to find a way to stay in the good stages tbhI'm stuck in the same loop. It has brought me a lot of sorrow and regret.
When I was a Christian, I wanted to see hell. I got my wishThere was a time I wanted this. If felt like my depression and anxiety was me sinking deeper and deeper into the ocean. It became easier and easier to sink deeper as more water was above me, but likewise it became harder and harder to swim up. I said screw it let's see what's down there let's see what most people will never see. Almost took pride in it, took comfort in my efforts. Now I'm afraid and it seems like I'll never be able to breathe air again. I wish I hadn't let myself keep sinking. Its lead me to nothing but extreme anxiety and depression, it wasnt worth finding out. It's why I'm looking to ctb, sinking is easy but swimming up feels impossible at this point.