Oh god that's the worst typo to make when trying to calm someones nerves
Oh god that's the worst typo to make when trying to calm someones nerves
She believed she could, so she did
comparison is the thief of joy
He sounds like an understanding friend. Let us know how it goes! X
She believed she could, so she did
It went reasonably, he is understanding. It didn't go brilliantly, but not terribly either. We found some middle ground and agreed to try have more fun with things together. I still feel a lack of lust for life but I intend to try and focus on the positives achieved. I can't thank you all enough for your comments and support.
comparison is the thief of joy
It's a typo...but a lovely supportive message from Suzie
I do hope you are ok and that it went as well as possible. Please let us know how you are?
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Just seen your post..I'm so pleased it wasn't a disaster and that you have made some plans for future meet ups. Cling onto that when you are feeling that everything is hopeless? Your friend cares about you.
Thank you so much Pulisa I keep feeling very frightened but I will focus on those things and it'll get me through. I've also taken the opportunity to alert my mum about the feeling of not wanting to live, I was very ashamed but she was very good about it, talking to me about crisis teams, medicine and so on(she has a medical background), so she will keep an eye on me with regards to harmful behaviour. It's a very low point, but hopefully it's one that has hit its worst now.
comparison is the thief of joy
There's nothing like a Mum to keep an eye on your mental wellbeing. She'll want to know about just how low you are. Just keep the communication channels open with her-you need her and your family right now.
I'm glad it didn't go terribly ( and that he didn't hurt you! ) I hope you feel a bit of inner peace now knowing you have a friend there. Kudos on speaking to your mum! Mum's are so amazing and it's so good that yours will be able to keep a little eye on you. It's nothing to be ashamed of anyway but mums are definitely the best for not judging us & I think it's amazing that you've let her into your world now. Big pat on the back for you today Mark!
She believed she could, so she did
You're both so kind. I'm really moved that both of you have made such an effort and being so invested in me. You can't imagine the difference it has made to me.
comparison is the thief of joy
Let your Mum in as well? And any other family members you can trust? You are never too "old" to admit to needing emotional love and support at a time when you need it most.
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