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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:03 am
Yea...
I never really had breakdowns, except the recent one that you all know about.
I did try and kill myself before, I do have scars left from constant cutting but I will not, hopefully, do that again.
For me it wasn't a breakdown, it was just complete and total loathing. Utter loathing and disgust.
Now I'm all peaceful... except when anger needs to get out... I can't really remember those moments. Like a fight I was in recently, my friends told me that I was smashing the guy's head with my fist... I don't remember that...
Anger is a horrible emotion.
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:10 am
It's called masochism. A word from which the word masogasm originates.
Anyways...
As all of us see the insanity from my dark phase still remains.
Again, I believe that insanity is true genius.
Oh, that phase got all doubt of my mind... about food at least.
I did drink others' blood and I don't have ANY problems with cannibalism.
Are we seeing where Vas came from?
I only had one depression phase which started when I went out with *her*, somewhere in the middle of the relationship, after she told me that I was objectifying her. It finished about two weeks ago.
But I don't care for *her* like I htought I would. I loathe her. I am secretly wishing deep emotional pain upon her, although I know I shouldn't. I try not to.
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:16 am
Ok yeah I can't say I've drank the blood of others or that I'm fine with cannabalism.
But I can agree with the whole blacking out thing and not remembering what happened.
Although in the case of yours, Jar, I would have to say that that sounds a lot like psychosis...but then again, since I'm by no means a doctor my word should be counted as just about worthless...on this subject anyway.
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:20 am
Psychosis? What exactly is that? Why does my case sound like it?
I value my life over the lives of others. Is that so wrong?
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:24 am
ANger disorder, from what I came to understand of it.
You have the internet.
Look it up.
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:25 am
Anger disorder? I'm like the most peaceful person around.
It's just that anger can only be bottled up for so long.
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:28 am
As previously stated.
Look it up.
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:43 am
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 11:45 am
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 1:57 pm
Is it just me or do all us crazies seem to float onto gaia? ^_^ s**t Shazzer, I have no idea how you can live the way you do... you have my heartfelt sympathy. Honestly, I'm tearing up just reading this. I really am! When I read the problems you have I feel like such a bad person for complaining about the things I deal with. I mean, do I even have the right to complain when compared to you guys? I've never cut myself or burned myself.... I've been beaten and tortured mentally and physically but never to the extent of some of you....never that far. Why do we do these things to each other? ******** human race. I hope everything turns out for you guys... How can a mother hate her child so much as to wish they were never born? That's just not ******** right. If you don't like kids you shouldn't have them. I hate those people. How can anybody betray their kin? I pray for your success Shaz. 2k_style, phycosis isn't an anger problem. I have an anger problem but that doesn't make me phycotic. Phycosis is simple a state in which one has lost contact with reality. It is a symptom and not a diagnosis. One who has not slept for days and is halucinating is considered to be suffering from a phycosis. You may be refering to phycopathy. Phycopathy, also known as Sociopathy is an anti-social disorder. A sociopath lacks a full range of human emotion and has no empathy for human beings. They do not feel the rules of human etiquette apply to them and may see nothing wrong with harming another as long as it benefeits them. Anger disorder bites a**. Jar, having a problem with bottling up anger and then occasionally releasing it in a violent and random outburst IS an anger disorder. It's one of the few that I have actually. It bites because it can get to a point where you fear yourself. You become like the hulk, or Dr.Jekyl. You live in fear of your other side and begin to have paranoid episodes about yourself. You become afraid to let people close to you and shy away from people so that nobody gets hurt. It's like killing yourslef slowly. You could also turn out like me and pretend everything's alright. It's obviously not but you try not to let others know. It's one of the things that led to my anxiety disorder...and my depression. Through personal experience I can tell you that if you are normally an outgoing, friendly, and social person; an anger disorder is like ******** kryptonite man....
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 2:03 pm
Bleh.
I have too many problems to know what to do with.
So either way.
Wooot, go mental disorders.
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 2:15 pm
How right you are. Not like normal kryptonite, it's like red kryptonite. I'll confess, I know what happens when I'm angry. I release it, but never fully. I'm all peaceful and hippie like during the school year, but during the summer, no one sees me. I am absoulutely insane. The summer vacation is the time when I release all my anger. I jump around the house, I flame people like bloody murder.
I only recently began to fear it. The thought of how act, and whatever I do, being lost to me, utterly frightens me. How do I know what I did if I really cannot remember?
Killing yourself to live.
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 2:19 pm
Hmm. I black out at times too, but I don't really fear it because it's all harmless unless someone touches me...
From what I can tell, anyway. *shrug*
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 2:21 pm
A black out is the same as fainting.
That's not the correct term to be used. Whenever that happened to me, I was around people, mostly in fights.
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