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yeah — i read some of the responses you got — jesus h christ on a cracker — people go to weird places

whoa! please update us if more happens, because that is crazy pants!

just goes back to that clip of Terry Crews stating a lot of men just view women as things - simple for their pleasure — hearing someone say it and then reading stuff like this just really hurts my heart — how are we ever going to get past this divide when so few people in power acknowledge it?

i mean — maybe the children are awful because the dad was an awful dad? maybe its a story about chaos rolling down hill and if he had just been true to himself and transitioned before making other people— none of the awful “me-me-me”s would exist? i dunno — i have tried to unravel the message about the misery living a…

the story was —- difficult for me because the characters are so hard to empathize with, they create so much chaos. i dunno — and the way they treated their mother — yeah — i had issues with the family :\

Another note is — he’s consistent

Has anyone noticed the rise in Fucked Up Shit happening at Waffle Houses?

I just hope she honors the full range of sizes — since she’s all about being whatever size you want to be

he hits to the core of the issue. just shows men are capable of realizing this — if they want to

*snort* — nice one

oh man, I find this so gratifying as he was a total skeeze in the doc

I read this defensively last night

<<hug>>

oh — definitely with the internalization. the issue is when the judgement comes from the inner circle. How can you not internalize that? Therapist be damned — :)

Don’t get me wrong — my first few downs — I didn’t think they would end, but once you’ve had a handful - and a hospitalization — you start to realize that there is a pattern to the madness.

When one of my doctor’s said that often times bipolar is a genetic issue —- and said while staring my dad down — he still didn’t blink, or skip a beat when he said back “no one on my side of the family is messed up.”

— I was telling my mom the other day between sobs, “I refuse to have anyone else look at me like I am…

I can relate to the fear of being stigmatized and the denial of the prognosis thanks to social norms trying to make “bipolar” as hopelessly crazy

She also lives in a bell jar that most of us will never find relatable.

I’ll be real honest — as someone with bipolar 2 (having a down swing for the past three weeks — it will eventually end, just hasn’t YET), reading her talk about judgement is super real. We have to destigmatize mental illness — and calling it mental illness also feels wrong to me. I didn’t catch this like a cold. I…