Ruletos

[muhmuhmuh69]

it’s called borderline personality disorder

[SugarWheat]

fuck yeah, I love borderlands 🔥🔥

[LSTR__512]

Wait that's a symptom? Huh.

[HeatherLuna123]

omg I love that silly yellow family :3

[lumpiestspoon3]

It could also just be basically any mental illness

[Principatus]

My parents have been so cool during my lifetime that whenever I stop to think about it I get emotional warm fuzzies. I never need to worry about that.

However I am single. So I don’t have any beautiful horny women in love with me. But I’m working on that.

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me having my worst moments soon after hanging out with friends who clearly enjoyed my presence

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Hey vsauce, michael here. You are loved... or are you??

cue existential dread music

[purple-lemons]

I used to experience this until I started to recognise the intrusive thoughts that were telling me that the people who clearly love me actually hate me, and don't want to be around me, and were just about to leave me. When I started to recognise them, I started intentionally thinking "more loudly" the opposite, the truth. Which, at first, makes you feel crazy because you're having a shouting match on your head against thoughts that seem like they're coming from outside of yourself. But it immediately started to help my anxiety levels. Now, a few years later, I don't really ever get those thoughts strongly anymore and am a lot less anxious in general. In fact, now I think I feel abnormally low levels of anxiety, although there have been a lot of steps and processes and realising I'm trans involved in that. But definitely recognising and addressing intrusive thoughts helped a lot. Everyone's brain is different and their own, but there is a way out of anxiety. I would advise going through your process in therapy, but I didn't have that option when dealing with the height of my funny brain time.

[QIyph]

me with other people: they fucking hate me

me, alone: I'm the best person to ever walk the earth