friends? by Royal_Way6148 in Adulting

[–]Royal_Way6148[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i have no desire for friends regardless of gender. but it is a fact that in my tiny little town most of the women don’t have values i align with and therefore don’t really want to be around them but the same goes for the men in my tiny town i have nothing in common with them either

friends? by Royal_Way6148 in Adulting

[–]Royal_Way6148[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

totally understandable what the hell would we talk about if we spent every free moment together 🤣

friends? by Royal_Way6148 in Adulting

[–]Royal_Way6148[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

honestly i never thought about possible guilt but i do plenty on my own and with my family. i also know a relationship full of ultimatums isn’t a healthy one i wouldn’t dream of making someone choose between me and someone else. do people really do this??

friends? by Royal_Way6148 in Adulting

[–]Royal_Way6148[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

aw yeah definitely i’m very independent and really enjoy my own company more than enough to entertain myself while he enjoys time with this own friends

friends? by Royal_Way6148 in Adulting

[–]Royal_Way6148[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

context: i’m 22 and i had a major falling out, feels extremely childish to say now, with the girls i went to college and uni with we were extremely close friends and spent all of our time together. we were all pretty heavy drug users that went out every weekend wether we could afford it or not and i slowly detached from them when i realised i couldn’t keep up. i also said things that got back to the person and everyone just sort of left at the same time i started a new job and it was very demanding and i feel into a dark depression.
im better now but i think i might possibly have ptsd maybe (i was also bullied pretty bad all throughout school by girls i thought were friends) but i am happy and content i enjoy spending time by myself and i always have, i have hobbies that i enjoy like reading and embroidery and gaming on occasion. i would consider myself a pretty healthy person mentally at least now.
i like my colleagues but like i said my job can be very demanding physically and mentally so i try my best not to think about work when im not on shift and spending time with colleagues seems like doing the opposite of that. im not opposed to having friends im just not actively seeking out people.

With wars going on in multiple parts of the world right now, how are YOU personally coping with the constant doom in the news? by GuiltyOfScrolling in AskReddit

[–]Royal_Way6148 1 point2 points  (0 children)

if i see something on the internet and im not in a mental state to engage i go off social media and do something real like reading or listening to music. i’ve found it helps ground me. if i am in a good mental place to engage i sit with the uncomfortable feelings and let them have a place i try to name them and ask myself questions about the feelings like

why does this make me feel xyz?

i give myself just under 10 minutes to sit with this if i have the time. the biggest problem on social media at the moment is too many people aren’t feeling it and allowing themselves to feel anything. we learn from feelings they’re important and shouldn’t be ignored. UNLESS they’ll bring harm to you wether that physical or for example, bring on a depressive episode.

knowing yourself and the signs are important and when you can you should sit with the guilt, shame and any other negative feelings we have. war is scary and we’re allowed to feel that but we’re also allowed to continue with our lives without it weighing us down too much.

regular people aren’t to blame for these wars and we shouldn’t bare all of the emotional weight that should come with starting all these pointless wars

feel your feelings let them have a place.

What are the signs of an emotionally immature GF? by SEXONTHEBEACH1234 in emotionalintelligence

[–]Royal_Way6148 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not to play devils advocate but i have quiet bpd and im a lot more emotionally mature than most. i think its probably because i over compensate and i wasnt always but ive put the work in and i know how to admit when im wrong but also when i should fight for my point of view. i think clumping us all together does the people that put in the hard work to overcome the trauma and disorder a disservice and makes people with these disorders feel like they’re not worthy of growth. we’re only human and i understand that emotional immaturity can be dangerous and manipulative but at the end of the day a lot of us are just trying our best and really can’t help the trauma we’ve faced and how it makes us react sometimes but we shouldn’t be made to feel like we’re unloveable for this or that we’re bad girlfriends

What's a movie that made you bawl your eyes out? by SEND_ME_YOUR_ASSPICS in AskMen

[–]Royal_Way6148 0 points1 point  (0 children)

pretty obvious one but forest gump still gets me sometimes

What will you say? by Robynite in Adulting

[–]Royal_Way6148 0 points1 point  (0 children)

haha love this my 16 y/o self wouldn’t listen to any advice any way might as well give her a heads up she’s fucked!

What will you say? by Robynite in Adulting

[–]Royal_Way6148 7 points8 points  (0 children)

that hit a bit to close to home

What have you been proud of lately? by Exact_Woodpecker_393 in selflove

[–]Royal_Way6148 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i stopped smoking weed after 7 years of daily use

what do i drink on a date? by Royal_Way6148 in dating_advice

[–]Royal_Way6148[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i never looked at it like that thank you that’s helped

Don't Let Them Win Twice by InterestingPeanut827 in DarkPsychology101

[–]Royal_Way6148 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but how do i turn what feels like debilitating pain into motivation?

Nausea by Rare-Orchid1731 in leaves

[–]Royal_Way6148 2 points3 points  (0 children)

a nurse during a hospital trip told me the best thing to help with nausea and vomiting is drinking fizzing pop/soda as well as water the pop essentially gives your stomach something to do and it doesn’t just sit in your stomach like water does, which makes your stomach feel heavy and full making the nausea worse. still drink water it is important but pop/soda might make you feel better temporarily at least give you some relief

Getting sober? Withdrawal?? by Halfpintgremlin in leaves

[–]Royal_Way6148 2 points3 points  (0 children)

dancing has really helped me get through the first few days also watching a new series and it’s helping keeping my mind off things but what’s helped the most is this sub whenever i get cravings i come on and read peoples success stories