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Its crazy observing normal, happy people. I remember the satisfaction and enthusiasm of day to day life. Nothing against them at all! It just makes me miss feeling that way. I felt more satisfaction doing 1 load of laundry back when I wasn't fucked in the head as I have all experiences in the last 10 months combined.
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It is indeed. Seeing people enjoy their families. Having friends. Being popular. Thinking wow, I wish at one point in my life I could be like that. So much to envy. Even on here, & in other chats. There's always those people that get all the spotlight. Idk about the laundry though. Hate doing mine. Well, having to do it at a laundromat. Attached to the same one I've been going to since middle school.
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I'd definitely agree with you. In this case i guess i'm refering to mental illness. Always did my own thing and was really happy with it. Then mental illness crippled me and took everything I valued. So I guess by normal I mean not severly mentally ill.
I have always been a bit envious of the ability some people have to experience joy. Hell, its not even just people I am endlessly impressed with my dog's ability to just be happy. Mental illness is crippling and lonely. If you can help it at all just dont let it isolate you. Being lonely in a crowded room is awful in itself, but true isolation is the thing that even lonely fears.
Its crazy observing normal, happy people. I remember the satisfaction and enthusiasm of day to day life. Nothing against them at all! It just makes me miss feeling that way. I felt more satisfaction doing 1 load of laundry back when I wasn't fucked in the head as I have all experiences in the last 10 months combined.
I feel the exact same way and know exactly where you're coming from. I feel so completely alienated and like I'm not "normal" anymore, and don't belong here anymore from my head fucking as well lol. That's why I no longer talk to people or my friends and rarely leave the house even. This first started back in 2015 for me, and just compounded into an even deeper abyss from there.
I feel the exact same way and know exactly where you're coming from. I feel so completely alienated and like I'm not "normal" anymore, and don't belong here anymore from my head fucking as well lol. That's why I no longer talk to people or my friends and rarely leave the house even. This first started back in 2015 for me, and just compounded into an even deeper abyss from there.
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