Damages

There have been a lot. I have harmed myself greatly and I accept this fact. More repercussions from the self-hating, self-punishing acts from my past are still to come and I'll deal with them as they arise. At least I'm learning but some lessons can be hard.

I remember when I called off my engagement about 7 or 8 years ago. She told me "You're going to live a lonely life." I forget the conversation that prompted this but I remember that sentence.

Truth be told, I am lonely. I always thought I was the kind of guy that could handle or even prefer not having people in my life.

The needle made me realize how alone I was. I remember craving some sort of human physical contact and went to an NA meeting. Can you believe that I didn't even get a hug at that fucker?

People tend to like me. For some reason, folks are drawn to me. Why? I don't really know. I still keep myself distanced from most regardless of the need for a friend.

Right now, I'm hurting real fucking bad and just want to talk to someone.

I haven't taken my anti-depressants in 2 weeks. I went cold turkey (which isn't advisable) and don't plan on taking them until I can figure shit (emotionally/mentally) out in a unaltered state of mind.

Survival of the fittest is natural law. Should I have survived this long? I think that medicine tricked nature and allowed a weak, emotional and mentally unstable individual through the cracks.

I've been obsessing of suicide but it just depresses me more. I can't take myself out while my dog is still alive. It would confuse him too much. I can't do drugs to numb myself. I think this damage I've caused is irrepairable.
 
Why did you stop taking your medication?

If you need someone to talk to, I'm just a PM away. Take care of yourself. <3
 
I stopped the meds because they provided false happiness and a strong degree of ambivalence. I would go through the day believing that everything is ok but in the back of my head I knew that things weren't.

This is petty but still another reason I don't like meds. I can't achieve orgasm when I'm on them. In the rare instances that I do have one it doesn't provide pleasure. Its like there is no sensation, just release

And finally, a big part of it is that I'm punishing myself. I deserve this pain.
 
you have to accept the fact you have an imbalance and be persistant to find the right medication that works for you...one step at a time....
 
Nobody deserves pain. We ae always hardest on ourselves. Survival of the fittest? Indeed, itis true and thereofre you have made the cut so stop beating yourself up over things.
 
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