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Topic	Do you cope with depression / suicidal ideations, now or in the past?
TheCyborgNinja 12/07/17 8:00:06 PM #15:	Eevee-Trainer posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... I have the luxury of a good support base at home though, including a family doctor that treats me like a personal mission. I credit him most with turning my life around to the extent I have. Not everyone has those things. Yeah, I get that entirely, about having a good support base. Once I ditched all of my toxic af friends and got new, supportive ones - and got over the loneliness I began to feel - my mood began to boost a lot. I've had maybe two bad depressive spells all semester as a result - which is rather few for me - and nothing suicidal with them. Complete 180 from last semester. With me, I was always good at filtering out the bad people and keeping a good group around me, and I've always had a strong bond with my parents (though my mom, despite helpful intentions, could cause more harm than good sometimes). My life wasn't the problem, it's a chemical imbalance and a few life-threatening situations as a young child that put me here. I avoid drama like the plague though, because I tend to take on the weight of the world pretty easily otherwise (for the sake of clarification, I don't consider a legitimate problem drama, I just mean trolls or people causing intentional damage or being passive aggressive). I have a dickish faade that I tend to run with, but when put to the test, I will usually try to help people out when I can. --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:891783512] in Do you cop... [t:76073364]...</cite> <quote><cite>Eevee-Trainer posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote>I have the luxury of a good support base at home though, including a family doctor that treats me like a personal mission. I credit him most with turning my life around to the extent I have. Not everyone has those things.</quote> Yeah, I get that entirely, about having a good support base. Once I ditched all of my toxic af friends and got new, supportive ones - and got over the loneliness I began to feel - my mood began to boost a lot. I've had maybe two bad depressive spells all semester as a result - which is rather few for me - and nothing suicidal with them. Complete 180 from last semester.</quote> With me, I was always good at filtering out the bad people and keeping a good group around me, and I've always had a strong bond with my parents (though my mom, despite helpful intentions, could cause more harm than good sometimes). My life wasn't the problem, it's a chemical imbalance and a few life-threatening situations as a young child that put me here. I avoid drama like the plague though, because I tend to take on the weight of the world pretty easily otherwise (for the sake of clarification, I don't consider a legitimate problem drama, I just mean trolls or people causing intentional damage or being passive aggressive). I have a dickish faade that I tend to run with, but when put to the test, I will usually try to help people out when I can. --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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