| stigmastomper (inactive)
Super Incredible Member (10000+ posts)
24317 Posts
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 Posted - 02/13/2007 : 16:52:07
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welcome to my therapy linden rose! thats a great list, cant think of anything more except trying to function on the level i used to be capable of, and being in engineered enviroments where population management is practiced. take care!   |
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| Jetta
Super Member (250+ posts)
315 Posts
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Posted - 05/09/2007 : 15:47:48
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For me it's stress and isolation. I tend to isolate myself. I notice as my stress level increases things start to happen.
I'm at such high stress for years my hair has fallen out, it's a lot thinner and I actually have a bald spot (rogain is helping though). I used to stress eat but I'm so poor these days I can't even do that.
I used to be invicible, a total risk taker. Now I'm realizing things I didn't before. That you really can run out of money totally for one. I used to think penniless was impossible. But if the world refuses to hire you it becomes a possibility. I even applied for sales clerk jobs, nothing.
At least when my mom dies I'll inherit some money and likely a house. It's in a different state but I won't end up homeless, a real concern these days. Okay I'm secure again. I totally miss my dad.
Sorry I'm ranting, I know I need therapy and I'm using this site as my therapy for now. |
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| Krish
Starting Member
24 Posts
Gratitude: 11
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Posted - 05/09/2007 : 22:27:39
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Dear Rose,
For me it is surely my boss. In childhood i used to be fearful of my father. Now it turns into anybody that takes his position. As a lecturer, for me my head of the department is source of trouble. If he shouts at me for anything, that is enough to trigger negative emotions in me and i am back in my depression.
Friendly,
Krish. |
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