Males and Females

I'd plant the seeds of doubt in very subtle ways she would not catch that would cause her to break up with me. I'd make her think it was her idea.

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In quite a nice relationship right now :)

Though I'm at this point where I have realized just how much of my life was devoted to self-destructive hobbies. While I feel great and am healthier now, I am much more empty and less relaxed than when I was destroying myself. I don't feel depressed and haven't for quite a while, but I don't find much enjoyment in things.


I haven't had any goals or aspirations since my suicide attempt Now that I care about someone it's like "fuck....I really don't want to be a shitbag and so I have to come up with some sort of life plan" :lol:

I have my last meeting with my psychiatrist tomorrow and am not sure whether to tell him I'm fine and don't need to see him anymore as planned or to tell him I'm feeling fucked up. Taking meds again doesn't sound like a good idea to me as they didn't do shit other than drain my energy the first time.
 
Maybe don't be a retard and let someone who's trying to help you do their job by being honest?
Just a thought.
 
"We're going to try this for a while and slowly up the dose"

I'm going to tell him how I feel, but I have a pretty good idea of how it's going to "work".

Their job is to prescribe meds.
 
My shrink has never recommended drugs to me. You can probably get a decent idea of whether they do that or not just by reading their websites/profiles/ads, it's not like there's no choice at all.
 
When I had a shrink, after a certain period she explained to me that my insurance would no longer cover my visits unless I agreed to a medication evaluation. I walked out.
 
I'm feeling very female today, I got my period! No baby! HOORAY!

Rant: There are no good birth control options. Condoms suck, BC pills/etc suck, hysterectomy sucks, abortions suck, abstinence sucks. All of it sucks!
 
zabu of nΩd;10219940 said:
My shrink has never recommended drugs to me. You can probably get a decent idea of whether they do that or not just by reading their websites/profiles/ads, it's not like there's no choice at all.

It's the cardinal difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist.
 
The sad state of the medical/psychological "industries". Pill pushers.

Sadly, I have experienced it with them.

zabu of nΩd;10219940 said:
My shrink has never recommended drugs to me. You can probably get a decent idea of whether they do that or not just by reading their websites/profiles/ads, it's not like there's no choice at all.

Any psychiatrist that jumps straight to the pills because of a problem you grew into that you weren't born with (like bipolar disorder, or autism) is just taking a stupid and detrimental shortcut.

If someone's mental problem is a genetic thing they were born with, yes, pills are a great idea. For someone who just went through bad experiences and developed an issue, the best approach is to help them through it and teach them how to deal with it in the future.
 
In regards to that guy that was trying to move in on my girlfriend a couple weeks back, just got this text from my lady when I got to work today. "So %*#%$ hasn't said a word to me since that night at kareoke. Operation get the creep to stop hitting on me was a success. Hai five babe. Going to take you to a secluded park before the concert on Monday, and afterwards I'm going to see if you can still shout at my place ;) "

Looks line the cards were played correctly.