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Thanks, Athene, I would go to the library, but there's a couple things wrong with that. A) the library on campus is usually really busy, B) The smell in there puts me off, normally libraries smell of books which makes me happy, but our library smells like a doctors office (I have a huge fear of doctors, so... yeah, bad connections). The student center, where we get our food is always packed and loud and every room has a TV in it and I dislike TV noise... Also, schoolwork often calls for me to have a bunch of art supplies and such that 'd rather not carry around with me. Our room is also not big enough for a room divider. It's probably only about 10 feet wide, but it's long, we only have about 4 foot of space between our beds. I have nowhere to have me time since Mollie moved in, she's always around...Athene wrote:Jena I know it's not the same, but I'm sending BIG-hug-vibes your way.
I'm so sorry about your current situation, I don't think I could deal with living with a stranger - I know you know her, but it equates to the same thing for me. I think some people need privacy more than others, and some people are more introverted than others, which makes group/pair living situations really tough to handle mentally, and of course has the trickle-down effect of wreaking physical and emotional chaos. If you can't recharge your batteries and relax in your private space, when the heck can you do it? And what are the consequences of not being able to do it? Unfortunately you're seeing the effects of that right now and it just sucks. Is there any way that you can make your personal space in the dorm a bit more private, like with a room divider or something? And is there any way that you could take schoolwork to a quiet corner of a library or to a cafe to relax and just be alone with your thoughts? I know it's always easy to make suggestions like this but that it's really hard actually living the situation.
You say that you don't have the big guns - that was a poor choice of words on part. What about baby steps? In experience really small steps can lead to big changes. Achieving results in a slower, but meaningful, way can alleviate a lot of stress and make you feel like you have some control back again. What tiny changes can you make that might make you feel better in the short term?
The thing is, I've acted on them before, that's what I'm afraid of.musculargirl wrote:I've had sucicidal thoughts too before. I think its probably more common than people realize.
Jena i hope things start looking up for you. I don't envy you with your current roomate situation.I think you should defintiely confide in your therapist if you trust her and like her. That's what she is there for.
And you do have us as well!![]()
It's impossible. I can't afford it with the loans I have this year. I have to wait until next year. D: And even then it's not guaranteed.musculargirl wrote:Living with anyone is hard. Even people that you care for you get on each other's nerves let alone a person you don't know very well. Is it possible you can switch to a single this semester?
i think your awesome that you can have all these personal issues and your still able to do so well in school! So awesome kudos right back at you!
Boss Man wrote:Basically just suck it up.
Huh?? Suck what up?
You were folding clothes. It doesn't matter what size or shape they were, they're your clothes, and you know deep down that you want to be someone that doesn't wear clothes that size anymore, but if someone makes you feel bad for having to right now, it's their problem not yours.
Plus leaving like that, might have looked to them like a false assumption of their personality, if they were not a negative type of person, which could have reflected badly on you, or given them reasons to feel negatively about you, when they may not have felt negatively in the first place.
I didn't think about that. I was so embarrassed to be seen folding clothes that I just thought about getting out of there.
You are human though which is a good thing, but don't let it become a negative, when it is a positive okay.
Okay, Boss.
No, I know what suck it up is. I just wasn't sure what he was referring to. Either suck it up that I couldn't handle it or suck it up and don't feel that way. Lol. Or something else even. Lol.musculargirl wrote:i think he means just to "go on" don't keep thinking about it. Come on you've never heard to suck it up before?![]()
The weight gain may just be sodium depending on what you ate in the last couple days maybe?I'm just guessing. Good job on the bike!
Uhm. What? Also, why does that sound dirtier than it needed to be xDBoss Man wrote:Well far be it for me, to tell you what you can and can't suck
Sorry, but I can't be held responsible for what you choose to think, about seemingly innocent responsesMissJenaKay wrote:Uhm. What? Also, why does that sound dirtier than it needed to be xDBoss Man wrote:Well far be it for me, to tell you what you can and can't suck
Bahahahaha. I blame having nothing but guy friends.Boss Man wrote:Sorry, but I can't be held responsible for what you choose to think, about seemingly innocent responsesMissJenaKay wrote:Uhm. What? Also, why does that sound dirtier than it needed to be xDBoss Man wrote:Well far be it for me, to tell you what you can and can't suck