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Mental Health Support Society XVI

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Original post by ScaryScience
:lovehug: Look after you.


Thanks :cry2:

Original post by ParadoxSocks

:hugs: Be nice to you and give yourself space to just feel miserable. I'm embracing the miserable this week and not feeling guilty about not being well has really helped.


:jumphug: right back atcha!

I usually would just be kinder to myself but I'm meant to be presenting at a conference in Chester on Friday :cry:

Original post by CescaD96


Focus on yourself, TLG! We all want the best for you!


Thanks :frown:
Original post by ScaryScience
Sorry you're feeling rotten still :frown: Be kind to yourself :hugs:


I'm treating myself to lots of boating trips and cups of tea. It's hard to be completely miserable traveling up the canal in glorious sunshine with a brew in hand.

Having to mark an absolute tonne of homework isn't helping my brain at all though but I'm halfway through so I can at least see the end now.
Original post by The_Lonely_Goatherd
Thanks :cry2:



:jumphug: right back atcha!

I usually would just be kinder to myself but I'm meant to be presenting at a conference in Chester on Friday :cry:



Thanks :frown:


You'll be completely fine. Just breath and be kind. Getting yourself all flustered and miserable won't help you but having a nice brain rest will.

I order brain rest!
Original post by ParadoxSocks
You'll be completely fine. Just breath and be kind. Getting yourself all flustered and miserable won't help you but having a nice brain rest will.

I order brain rest!


OK :redface: :getmecoat: :cry2:

:hugs:
Original post by ParadoxSocks
It's better to try and then fail knowing you've done everything you can. It's hard and it absolutely sucks but you should try.

*sends the positive vibes your way*


It is better to try and then fail, but every year I do loads of work and still flop and so I've had enough now. (I will probably still end up doing loads of work though :colondollar:)

Original post by SenSel
Same. :frown:
Don't even know what to do.

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It's a horrible feeling. :hugs:
Original post by The_Lonely_Goatherd
Thanks :cry2:



:jumphug: right back atcha!

I usually would just be kinder to myself but I'm meant to be presenting at a conference in Chester on Friday :cry:



Thanks :frown:


:kissing2: I would offer to talk but unfortunately I have to be at work in less than an hour and I'm not dressed. Will be back at about 10 though so do drop me a message if you want and I will be happy to chat afterwards :hugs:

Original post by ParadoxSocks
I'm treating myself to lots of boating trips and cups of tea. It's hard to be completely miserable traveling up the canal in glorious sunshine with a brew in hand.

Having to mark an absolute tonne of homework isn't helping my brain at all though but I'm halfway through so I can at least see the end now.


Ooh that sounds great. Well done on the marking, it can't be easy to motivate yourself. keep going, you can do it :hugs:
Original post by moment of truth
It is better to try and then fail, but every year I do loads of work and still flop and so I've had enough now. (I will probably still end up doing loads of work though :colondollar:)



It's a horrible feeling. :hugs:


I've been there too. It took me six years to get through university! Don't worry about doing lots of work, just do some work well and take it easy. Work well, not hard!

Original post by ScaryScience
:kissing2: I would offer to talk but unfortunately I have to be at work in less than an hour and I'm not dressed. Will be back at about 10 though so do drop me a message if you want and I will be happy to chat afterwards :hugs:


Ooh that sounds great. Well done on the marking, it can't be easy to motivate yourself. keep going, you can do it :hugs:


There's part of me that wants to feed all of their homework to my puppy.
Original post by ParadoxSocks
I've been there too. It took me six years to get through university! Don't worry about doing lots of work, just do some work well and take it easy. Work well, not hard!



There's part of me that wants to feed all of their homework to my puppy.


Does your puppy like university work too? :puppyeyes: :tongue:
Original post by ParadoxSocks




There's part of me that wants to feed all of their homework to my puppy.


then tell them your dog ate it :giggle:


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I forgot to hide my septum piercing from my parents when I answered the door :colondollar:


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Original post by Odd socks
I forgot to hide my septum piercing from my parents when I answered the door :colondollar:


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Well now you never need to hide it again :smile:

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Original post by Valvopus
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my mum's disgusted face when she saw it matched the one she made when I came out :lol: my dad never even noticed till my mum pointed it out :tongue:
I feel strangely motivated today... I suppose its because although i woke up at 4pm i actually did something soon after getting up... (cd that i ordered from Germany arrived so i burned it onto my computer)

I suppose i should put some of this motivation to good use?
Original post by Odd socks
my mum's disgusted face when she saw it matched the one she made when I came out :lol: my dad never even noticed till my mum pointed it out :tongue:



I've yet to have that conversation with my mother. Saving it as a distraction technique for when she's really angry with me :P
At least you can now just assume that is the response you will get to anything she disapproves of and it's clearly invalid because she reacts that way to anything.
Original post by Valvopus
I've yet to have that conversation with my mother. Saving it as a distraction technique for when she's really angry with me :P
At least you can now just assume that is the response you will get to anything she disapproves of and it's clearly invalid because she reacts that way to anything.


it was less of a conversation, more a statement then me never mentioning it again :tongue: good plan haha.


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Original post by Odd socks
it was less of a conversation, more a statement then me never mentioning it again :tongue: good plan haha.


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I say conversation I envision it being her alternating ranting about it and wailing Whyyyyyy did I not tellll her??? She's mmmyyyyy mother!
I have a whole stack of shocking statements for every occasion. Is she trying to pretend it didn't happen?
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Original post by ScaryScience
Does your puppy like university work too? :puppyeyes: :tongue:


He'll eat anything cardboardish. Wrap your uni work in a binder and he's good to go!
Original post by The_Lonely_Goatherd
OK :redface: :getmecoat: :cry2:

:hugs:

:hugs:

Original post by ParadoxSocks
I've been there too. It took me six years to get through university! Don't worry about doing lots of work, just do some work well and take it easy. Work well, not hard!



There's part of me that wants to feed all of their homework to my puppy.


:biggrin: I hope it is homework in Math, a bit easier to mark propbably...
So my room at the crisis house is right next to the office. I can hear everything they say about me in handover if I put my ear against the wall LOLOLOL
Saw my psychiatrist....I seem to always fail at getting across to her how much I'm struggling, then walk out feeling bad that I couldn't tel her everything. Though I'm not sure whether it even makes a different in the end. :/

Increased antipsychotic; oh yay more side effects. :nothing: I don't understand why if I truly have schizoaffective disorder why the medication seems to do so litte. Am I just weird or naturally resistance or something? :confused: It's stuff like this that really makes me doubt "professionals".

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