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Posted by manic666 on December 5, 2009, at 14:06:12
DEPRESSION//// we were thinking ,it take,s all form,s.mine a bit like this, im not bp or manic,but i either talk like a tw*t at 100 miles per hour, or say nothing for days,People mostly see the 100 mile vertion an think im cool doing stupid things ,telling an writeing jokes, you get the drift.but i remember years ago a young child star singer.She was a little plump in stature,an soon became a victim of her self hatred placed by the gutter news, she died 4 years later anorexia, aged about 18, but i remember an interview she did when in a sort of remission. Athough mentally ill she had this thought in her head that all normal people were happy 24-7 an she could not get this out of her head.she though she needed to be happy every day to be well.Sometimes us mentally ill forget the normal day to day depressions people get,an can suffer this dillution?/we carnt seperate the normal feeling,s from the mental ones,we think we are getting worse ,when we may just be going through a normal downer everyone gets from time to time.The type the normals just go out an get hammered to forget.If this dont make sence blaim the 1 brain cell. but i think you will see the meening in the madness
Posted by RocketMan on December 5, 2009, at 16:17:41
In reply to me an my 1 brain cell want a word, posted by manic666 on December 5, 2009, at 14:06:12
manic, have you ever googled "a-typical" depression and to see if it described your moods better than that of bipolar 2? I know it fits my personality more although some say I appear bipolar too. I don't think so.
And yes, I think normal people feel the ups and downs just as we do. The difference is they are able to let it go when the time is right, where we sit and dwell on it, like a cow chewing it's cud, or we ruminate about what the future will bring?? That's our problem, we cant get anchored in the present, its always the guilt of yesterday or the fear of tomorrow racing in our mind.
This may sound weird but sometimes I feel I would not change my life for anything as everything I have now is too precious. And that's my 2 brain cells at work.........cheers, Rick
Posted by 2nd xylophone on December 5, 2009, at 19:25:42
In reply to Re: me an my 1 brain cell want a word, posted by RocketMan on December 5, 2009, at 16:17:41
I liked this yesteryears posting,
Posted by Phillipa on December 7, 2009, at 0:16:17
In reply to Re: me an my 1 brain cell want a word » RocketMan, posted by 2nd xylophone on December 5, 2009, at 19:25:42
Hey guess what that's me!!!!! Love Phillipa
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