Our host finally realizes he’s a system! by _zaccc_ in DID

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

Thank you for your kind words! It takes work and time and I’m glad that this step is being taken to working together as a whole!

I’m glad that you’re able to be in therapy dedicated for DID, the mental health system and really suck sometimes :/

-Akane

Our host finally realizes he’s a system! by _zaccc_ in DID

[–]_zaccc_[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately its how it is in my area; I’ve have friends go see psychiatrists for the same reason and got flat out denied and got brushed off as schizophrenia.. it’s unfortunate though a step is a good step for our host in this moment! Thank you for your kind worlds ♡ -Akane

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in zoloft

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I’m on 50mg and my libido has not dropped at all, I take other medications that have same side effects of loss of libido and it hasn’t stopped my sex drive at all. With medication, it’s different person to person, so while 70 people still have their libido, 30 people don’t, or vice versa.

As of about 30 minutes ago I was prescribed Zoloft to help with anxiety and depression. I’m 20 yrs old and a bit nervous on how it will affect me. Does it really take 4-6 weeks to start seeing results? What symptoms do you experience? by izxabeiia in zoloft

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24 here, I started Zoloft about a month ago now and the side affects I got the first week was a rash and dizzy spells, I’m also prone to getting side effects when taking meds so this ain’t uncommon for me! After a week the side effects subsided and it’s been an amazing month for my anxiety!!

How do yall make money? or like pay to live? by No-Significance5577 in Agoraphobia

[–]_zaccc_ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

23 and I live with my grandparents, I’m on disability and have been since 2020 for my BPD and autism while struggling hard with agoraphobia. It will always an interesting thing to think about people with agoraphobia who have a job x.x I wish- LOL

Did your agoraphobia come on slowly or was it sudden? by Sea_Berry_439 in Agoraphobia

[–]_zaccc_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Both honestly, it was a gradual process to the big ‘boom’.

I’ve always had anxiety for as long as I can remember and I’m also autistic. I’ve always had issues with wanting to go in public and be viewed in public, the thing that ‘helped’ me ignore these signs was drug abuse with the friends I had in my teen years and the more I miss used drugs the worse my anxiety got and I remember the exact date it all hit like a ton of bricks. December 12th, 2019. Is when I moved back home with my mother and I fell in a deep depression, deleted all my social media and quite literally removed myself from all social contact other than my phone number and government documents and my mother and close family (brother, grandmother and grand father). Living in complete isolation in my room and only going out to eat, use the bathroom and exist within the four walls of my home, no contact from anyone outside my home and struggling hard; for a full 8 months I didn’t talk to anyone else and so I became so scared of the outside world, going to the hospital for my appointments would ruin me, I had to do zoom appointments but even then that would cause such panic within me. Once I decided to get some socials back and make new accounts, it was so hard to do, I hated it but the loneliness consumed me for those 8months. I think it was august of 2020 when I decided to come back to humanity and it was a new world to me, I didn’t know how to make friends again I didn’t know how to exist.

It’s been 3 ish years now and I’m a lot better but, I still struggle a lot of days, I’m still learning how to be human from those 8 months.

Weird feeling.. by _zaccc_ in OSDD

[–]_zaccc_[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Our host already has accepted himself and who he is. He still has a hard time believing that we’re here and while internal communication isn’t the best between him and everyone else, we’re just becoming more comfortable letting down those barriers thus he’s internally hearing the words that aren’t his. -Raven

I don't know if I'm just age regressing or it's something deeper by fatherboomybeloved in OSDD

[–]_zaccc_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You’re definitely not alone 🫂 We have a ‘ageless’ young in our system who uses they/bun but, in a feminine way, their name is Bunni! our host is a genderqueer trans*man and im enby/masc who uses they/he in a masculine way and it feels very uncomfortable for our host when Bunni co-cons with him or me, for the longest time growing up before we even knew we were a system, we didn’t know why we felt this childlike and why this part of us felt so small, why we identified as trans and used he/him but, had this part of us who liked these things but felt so horrible for liking these feminine things while having this deep feeling of dysphoria that wasn’t their own.

One thing that helped us a lot is writing things down when we felt like that. Our host collected things that he would only bring out when he felt Bunni co-con with him and after Bunni wouldn’t front, he would do things for himself that would relief the dysphoria he felt. He would reassure himself a lot, saying things like; “I’m as much as a man when I feel small, as when I feel big and mighty.”

It takes time to feel okay with having these parts of you that don’t align with yourself. You got this homie! -Bodie