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Spent the morning beating the shit out of my roommates with larp weapons and practicing archery. Good way to let off some steam, still trying to figure out what to get into after work.
So I'm reading my intensive outpatient program sheet and the therapist said I'm not engaging in group when I am. I might be on my phone some of the time, but she's saying I don't do the work which is false. I do it 80% of the time. Oh well....I'm ready for a car crash or something
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So I'm reading my intensive outpatient program sheet and the therapist said I'm not engaging in group when I am. I might be on my phone some of the time, but she's saying I don't do the work which is false. I do it 80% of the time. Oh well....I'm ready for a car crash or something
I'm still here, I dunno if that's a good or bad thing. I've just been trudging along lately and trying to stay busy. Working outside and hanging with friends when I can. How've you been?
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So one of my old rec therapists asked me what I'm gonna do next after the outpatient program I'm in and I said I don't know and she recommended a job, I kinda wanted to slap her lol. I would get one, but I don't think I'd be beneficial with my articulation issues and bad short term memory issues
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So one of my old rec therapists asked me what I'm gonna do next after the outpatient program I'm in and I said I don't know and she recommended a job, I kinda wanted to slap her lol. I would get one, but I don't think I'd be beneficial with my articulation issues and bad short term memory issues
Talking about being beneficial to your employer.. who cares if the employer benefits? Point of a job is selling hours of your life in exchange for money, if you suck at it, worst case scenario is you get fired and are back where you started.
I let that mentality fucking keep me prisoner for years sitting in my parents house making excuses. I got a job and moved out and yea, I still wanna kill myself, but there are days where sometimes my life is tolerable and that wasn't the case before when I felt like a leech at my parents house.
Yea, having a job sucks but I prefer it to being a leech.
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Talking about being beneficial to your employer.. who cares if the employer benefits? Point of a job is selling hours of your life in exchange for money, if you suck at it, worst case scenario is you get fired and are back where you started.
I let that mentality fucking keep me prisoner for years sitting in my parents house making excuses. I got a job and moved out and yea, I still wanna kill myself, but there are days where sometimes my life is tolerable and that wasn't the case before when I felt like a leech at my parents house.
Yea, having a job sucks but I prefer it to being a leech.
I don't want to be a leech, but I also don't want to get fired. To be honest, I really want to wait until I get my bachelor's degree in a few years to get a job. I'm planning on going back next fall. In the mean time, I really want to focus on computer programming to prepare for college.
I also want to go to a neuropsychologist to rule out any learning disabilities for my bad short term memory issue and articulation issues
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I don't want to be a leech, but I also don't want to get fired. To be honest, I really want to wait until I get my bachelor's degree in a few years to get a job. I'm planning on going back next fall. In the mean time, I really want to focus on computer programming to prepare for college.
I also want to go to a neuropsychologist to rule out any learning disabilities for my bad short term memory issue and articulation issues
I'm still here, I dunno if that's a good or bad thing. I've just been trudging along lately and trying to stay busy. Working outside and hanging with friends when I can. How've you been?
I for one, am glad you are still here dude,
I am struggling on, had no internet for a while (smashed my laptop in a fuel of rage!) and had to sell my phone, hence lack of time on here, and damn I miss this place, switching on social media, fearing what I may see,
Switch on here, and instantly tears of laughter, (I know we have the more serious threads, but still!, I think you get what I mean?)
It's common to get memory issues from episodes when you're bipolar, but they are almost always temporary. It has happened to me too. I basically had depressive episodes nonstop for three years and it worn down my memory completely. One day I suddenly had problems remembering the beginning of sentences, i.e. I had problems remembering what people said a few seconds before. It just lasted a day, but it scared the living hell out of me. My memory has recovered, but it's not at 100 % capacity yet.
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It's common to get memory issues from episodes when you're bipolar, but they are almost always temporary. It has happened to me too. I basically had depressive episodes nonstop for three years and it worn down my memory completely. One day I suddenly had problems remembering the beginning of sentences, i.e. I had problems remembering what people said a few seconds before. It just lasted a day, but it scared the living hell out of me. My memory has recovered, but it's not at 100 % capacity yet.
I for one, am glad you are still here dude,
I am struggling on, had no internet for a while (smashed my laptop in a fuel of rage!) and had to sell my phone, hence lack of time on here, and damn I miss this place, switching on social media, fearing what I may see,
Switch on here, and instantly tears of laughter, (I know we have the more serious threads, but still!, I think you get what I mean?)
I know lifes a bitch, but another name I am glad is still here
It's common to get memory issues from episodes when you're bipolar, but they are almost always temporary. It has happened to me too. I basically had depressive episodes nonstop for three years and it worn down my memory completely. One day I suddenly had problems remembering the beginning of sentences, i.e. I had problems remembering what people said a few seconds before. It just lasted a day, but it scared the living hell out of me. My memory has recovered, but it's not at 100 % capacity yet.
So I went to my ENT today and they said I had a lot of wax in my ear so they cleaned it out with drops, water and this thing to dig the wax out of my ear. Idk, why but I was smiling like an idiot getting it cleaned. Good thing I was wearing a mask lol.
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So I went to my ENT today and they said I had a lot of wax in my ear so they cleaned it out with drops, water and this thing to dig the wax out of my ear. Idk, why but I was smiling like an idiot getting it cleaned. Good thing I was wearing a mask lol.
My dreams decided to be an ass last night and dream about an ex. We had gotten back together and it made me happy. We split when we were younger and it was a messy split, he wouldn't give 2 cents about me nowadays. I've been moody most of the day.
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