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mau5undead 1917 cr points Send Message: 15 / F / Guangzhou (but im... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 has any of you suffered in the past from any illness such as depression which brought, self harm, eating disorders, procrastination and anger towards others? what did you do to change? who for? and why? how do you feel if you are better now compared to then?
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kamiru-dono 2064 cr points Send Message: F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 at present, i'm dealing with it. not a fun time honestly. i choose to stay quiet and not move around too much every time it happens to lessen consequences.
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carsarelittle 2121 cr points Send Message: 26 / M Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 I was nearly anorexic. 5'11" and 120 lbs. Probably doesn't count, but I'm like 30 lbs more now, so I'm good. Stopped eating meat, hilariously enough. Also, apparently consuming all the caffeine in the Universe cheers me up!
	Report to Moderator I still upvote good posts here, even though nothing happens. :/
Kikusui10 5146 cr points Send Message: 18 / M / Norway, Oslo Online	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 Well i suffered a bit from social anxiety before, but im better now. I remember using to double check everything and tried not to stand out. It was a huge pain in the ass. Anyways how i changed im not quite sure of. I remember overthinking everything and then i just grew tired of it.
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KiteCross 5858 cr points Send Message: M Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 Procrastination: I still haven't changed one bit.
	Report to Moderator I want to be the very best (mediocre).
Banned -Vega- 31430 cr points Send Message: 32 / M / The Universal Con... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 I just had emotional disorders, but they are gone now.
	Report to Moderator I can already control reality with my mind, banning me is pointless.
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GayAsianBoy 18554 cr points Send Message: 24 / M / Sydney Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 For me, my cure for depression has always been watching a movie, anime, listening to music or playing video games. I make my brain multitask... so it doesn't have space to think about anything else. When I stop the activities, it all comes back really heavy, but I'll be so exhausted, I'll fall asleep and when I'm sleeping, it's like I'm dead, I'm not aware that I exist.
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moonhawk81 10810 cr points Send Message: 43 / M / Memphis, TN Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 I thankfully do not suffer from such. I am, however, a member of the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, and am also a CIT officer (a police officer specially-trained to deal with situations involving mental consumers and persons experiencing severe emotional trauma). Individually, there is little that I can do for a person other than try to deescalate their immediate situation to prevent harm. However, moving beyond that immediate situation, we have access to a wide variety of assistance for the person. My job is to try to keep them (and anyone with them) safe long enough to enact that help.
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Naicisum 3599 cr points Send Message: 18 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 Anorexia, back when I was a child.
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chris1976 13253 cr points Send Message: 36 / Where is here? Wh... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 I am to a psychologist what Kryptonite is to Super-Man.
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BearSol 29735 cr points Send Message: 30 / M / So Cal Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 moonhawk81 wrote: I thankfully do not suffer from such. I am, however, a member of the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, and am also a CIT officer (a police officer specially-trained to deal with situations involving mental consumers and persons experiencing severe emotional trauma). Individually, there is little that I can do for a person other than try to deescalate their immediate situation to prevent harm. However, moving beyond that immediate situation, we have access to a wide variety of assistance for the person. My job is to try to keep them (and anyone with them) safe long enough to enact that help. Somebody needs to buy you this T-Shirt Thanks for keeping us safe in all your many ways.
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Forum Moderator LosingOrbit 42732 cr points Send Message: 20 / F / District of Columbia Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13, edited 1/8/13 moonhawk81 wrote: I thankfully do not suffer from such. I am, however, a member of the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, and am also a CIT officer (a police officer specially-trained to deal with situations involving mental consumers and persons experiencing severe emotional trauma). Individually, there is little that I can do for a person other than try to deescalate their immediate situation to prevent harm. However, moving beyond that immediate situation, we have access to a wide variety of assistance for the person. My job is to try to keep them (and anyone with them) safe long enough to enact that help. My grandmother does the same thing. I've also suffered from depression and PTSD, though the pills they gave me only made it worst. It got to a point where I stopped going to see a psychiatrist all together since it seems they're so quick in giving you medication and not actually interested in actually helping you.
	Report to Moderator I have this thing for chocolate. I think I may have a problem...don't judge me.
mystic17 129986 cr points Send Message: 24 / F / Georgia Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 What I do now I'm depressed was keep going on with life while working through it. What I used to do was either lay in bed the whole day without moving except to use the restroom, not eat, eat for comfort, snap on family members randomly or keep quiet about it. Good thing I quit the laying in bed for days bit and being rude to the family and eating for comfort (so glad for my high metabolism to) because I had to realize that was not a logical choice to make when dealing with sadness. I never thought to do self-harm or take something harmful since I want to take care of my temple. I procrastinate when I'm lazy, not sad. xD
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goof94 3629 cr points Send Message: 19 / M / Wake Forest Unive... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 KiteCross wrote: Procrastination: I still haven't changed one bit. So there's more people like me? :O
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Site Moderator Bedlam 44876 cr points Send Message: 27 / M / East Coastin' Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/8/13 goof94 wrote: KiteCross wrote: Procrastination: I still haven't changed one bit. So there's more people like me? :O Yes, yes there are. I'm one too! high five
	Report to Moderator (ಠ_ಠ) being stalked by a certain decaf latte. must... hide.

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