from the look of this robert kirkman character, he wouldn't stand much of a chance in a zombie apocalypse himself.
from the look of this robert kirkman character, he wouldn't stand much of a chance in a zombie apocalypse himself.
this week's episode is entitled "Molly, You In Danger, Girl"
if thesporkboy is free, it sure will.
fantastic!
"It's a unix system, I KNOW this!"
"clever girl"
the Jurassic Park soundtrack.
i've been on both sides of that. i get panic attacks, and i've seen someone have a panic attack when i didn't know that was a possibility, so again personally for me, if i'm with anyone and i think it's possible that the bar will be so crowded my brain might stop working and i will start shaking and go…
congrats to you and mrqualia!
it's ok to admit you're being irrational. perhaps "understandably irrational." people do lots of irrational things. people have lots of weaknesses. i have tons. there's no real need to take offense, i was just being descriptive. being my friend or significant other is not as "easy" as it can be. it takes a little…
i think if you feel justified in avoiding personal relationships with anyone who is mentally ill you should be able to handle one of those people describing you as "weak." you can't possibly think it's fair to avoid an entire swath of people but not think it's fair for another to describe that choice as a weakness.
i love that! if i ever have to take my meds in front of someone, i explain it (it's more weird to not explain it than to explain it) and i've often gotten a "whattayagot? zoloft? xanax? let's talk brain pills" reply.
how's that not your weakness, though? i was never emotionally or physically abusive, but your background has made you react in an irrational, prejudicial way against me and a huge swath of the population. that's basically why i tell everybody. there are a lot of us. it's not right of you to decide to avoid us all. and…
who do you hang out with, saints, philanthropists, experimental novelists and hand models?
there is something to be said for that approach. now that i am well-medicated i get a lot of "well you SEEM fine" comments.
you have above-average grasp of english spelling of grammar, if we take the internet as our sample pool. look brah i don't even know you and i've found something you're ok at that a whole lot of people are not ok at. including me, dangling my participles all over.
statistically, most people are average or near-average. most people are also in some level of a successful relationship at some points in their adult life. ergo the majority of the dating pool is truly average.
yes, i actually knew this current fella pre-meds too, then reconnected post-meds. i kiss my pill bottle every morning that i'm not as angry and fatalistic as i was back then. so it was a "hey notice how i'm not super pissed off at the world anymore, so, there's a reason..." conversation. i've also had the "hey guess…
i told my fella up front about my bipolar disorder. one, i tell everyone and two, these are not the quirky cute type of things that come up in the discovery phase of relationships. no one wants that kind of surprise, and no one wants to be that kind of surprise.
LW3, call callie and apologize. you were wrong, and she was probably super freaked out. you were probably embarrassed and she reminds you of your embarrassment? well, remember: this is a good friend and those are few and far between. maybe not this second or this month or year. take the time to get yourself together,…