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trav4d0fudid3x

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Jan 28, 2026
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I've been feeling really stressed out lately, and it came to my attention that most of my suicidal thoughts happen during these moments. It's not like I don't feel them daily, but I've gotten used to them. On the other hand, with most of the things that have been going on in my life, it seems like all I can think about is how sad, emotional, and unproductive I can be. I wish I could just deal with stress like a normal human being.
I've been taking Lexapro and trazodone for anxiety and depression for over four months now, and although I don't have as many bad thoughts as I used to before I started taking the medication, it still feels like I can't deal with stress, especially things related to money, university, my current research project, and so on. I also feel like I don't take care of myself as well as I could during these periods. I can go days without eating, living only on coffee, tobacco, meds, and weed, wearing old and dirty clothes because I don't have the energy to do my laundry. My bedroom is a mess. I hate seeing and having to deal with other people. I hate leaving my house and trying to be a normal person every day.
So, if you have any tips on how to deal with all this stress while trying to keep my routine and take care of myself, I would appreciate it. Pinto reboladeiro
 
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timf

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Mar 26, 2020
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You might try one small thing. If you were to wash your dishes right after you finish eating and give yourself a pat on the back for avoiding the accumulation of dirty dishes and the big job that would have been, you might be able to take one small job you dread and change it into a job that gives a small degree of satisfaction. This might be used to extend to other chores that can also be transformed into work that satisfies.
 
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