Just a few more hours before it comes on. I'm excited and upset at the same time.
It's such a good series that I hate for it to end.
But I just know SOMEONE is going to die. I think it'll be Aang. He'll sacrifice himself.
And I actually think Zuko will end up beating Azula. It just needs to happen after all his troubles. But Iroh will show up to help Zuko, probably.
Suki will end up getting hurt and Sokka will go ape ship. He'll probably end up hurt as well.
Mai and Ty Lee will show up to help. They'll probably get busted out of wherever Azula stuck them.
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Speaking of repetitive threads. neutral
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I'm atheist. To me, the whole concept of a higher being seems ridiculous and impossible. But I don't look down on those who do believe.
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I can never sleep when I'm angry.
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I bought a punching bag. I was starting to feel bad for my pillows.
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Well I'm bipolar, so trust me, I know how you feel. I go through my extreme highs and lows it seems like every day.
Right now my doctor has me on Symbyax, which seems to be helping. I see a therapist every two weeks on Mondays, and the best tip he's given me for when I'm feeling down is to picture a stop sign.
Sound ridiculous? I thought so too, but gave it a try and, surprisingly, it works for me. But people are different.
But I know a person's thoughts run rampant when he/she's depressed. It's like I can't stop thinking of everything that upsets me, or MAY upset me. I try to think up ways to prevent things. Or ways that I could have done something different. And all because I'm feeling down. Then I picture the stop sign and my thought slow down.
My therapist says it's a natural reaction to stop everything when you see a stop sign, especially if you're a driver.
It works for me. But like I said, people are different.
I know opening up is hard and sometimes it does seem to make things worse. But opening up is the best possible thing. When you hold things in, it only give you more of an opportunity to dwell and think on things. Which is usually a negative thing when you're feeling depressed. But if you open up to someone, they'll give their input and often ease your mind.
Plus it feels good to get things off your chest.
But don't make things up. You yourself said that doing so bites you on the a**, and you're exactly right.
Wow. I just typed more than I ever have on gaia. . .
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I suggest the book "Beginnings Middles and Ends" by Nancy Kress.
I used to get stuck with endings as well. That book was my savior.
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One sleeping bag or two? ;D
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When I'm having a bad day, I would much rather be drunk.
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I was going to say that. scream
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