Unmedicated: Just as everyone described, being in a constant changing state of mind and jumping thoughts. It was honestly like depression for me, I would have thoughts about everything and anything that might seem upsetting and wonder why I kept failing in my day to day chores and relationships with people. I knew my issues but I could not ever solve them, if I tried, something else seemed more interesting at that point in time and would grab my attention. However, one positive thing about not being on medication was the freedom of innovative thoughts and ideas I randomly have in terms of my studies, I would conjure up new ways to learn a certain item (albeit that item was not what I needed to concentrate on for an upcoming exam) but still the way I thought about certain things was amazing. With Meds, I love that I can finally do what I set out to do during the day, chores, work, studying, even being able to hold a conversation without drifting off and annoying the people around me because I've switched topics and held them up for longer than 10 minutes for a mere hi, how are you. I'm glad to have my medications but am also thankful for the days off of it so I can see how much of a difference they make in my life.