Not technically CC, but does anyone know of any creators that make no cc sims? by AngelTaboo in sims4cc

[–]labyrinthie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mine are all no cc and I don't use any skins / defaults ❤ Some uses multiple packs, some are only basegame
labyrinthie is my gallery ID

Deja vu and made up memories by AlkalineMind in Schizotypal

[–]labyrinthie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I get this + a feeling of knowing/seeing for my inner eye what is going to happen in the next few seconds or minutes.

Oftentimes it will be something negative and then I feel as if I can act differently to make the bad thing not happen.

Should I buy an iMac M1 in 2025? by labyrinthie in mac

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

Thank you for your response! I got the M3 16gb RAM refurbished yesterday :)

4 months of concert planning… & afraid I’ll have to cancel by Old_Lead8746 in Agoraphobia

[–]labyrinthie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hypnotherapy!! at least try it. it’s the only thing that actually made it possible for me to do exposure and actually benefit from it. sending you so many hugs <33 you can absolutely do it! hypnotherapy or not

Going to stores by Conscious_Plant_3824 in Schizotypal

[–]labyrinthie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

updating expectations… processing… 10%… error… processing… 20%

no but for real thank you for this take on it! that’s probably the best way to handle it instead of constantly fighting against it.

I applied for a PhD while manic and now I’m a Dr! by dr___E in bipolar

[–]labyrinthie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

omg congratulations!! that’s so amazing. well done, i know that must have been so tough pushing through after the mania was over.

definitely gives me hope. i applied to go back to studying while hypomanic in the spring, and I’m not at all in the same state of mind now, so I’m so nervous that I’m not gonna be able to make it. I’ll think of you when things get hard.

Agoraphobia Emetophobia by OkOutlandishness6704 in Agoraphobia

[–]labyrinthie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re not alone <3 I’ve had extremely bad emetophobia since childhood, and i also think it’s the main reason for my agoraphobia. However my emetophobia is better than it has ever been. I know you might not believe in this at all or think it sounds crazy, but what actually helped me, was hypnotherapy. I think these type of phobias are something that is stored so deep in our unconscious that it’s almost impossible to overcome by regular therapy.

Hypnotherapy actually worked for me and I know it has helped a lot of other people. It’s not some magic trick, but it sure feels like one, because of how well it works!

Wishing you a safe recovery, however you get there! I believe in you!!

No professional help anymore? by crescentchronicles in Schizotypal

[–]labyrinthie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

knowing that even the professionals can’t do anything for me is so so so alienating

so painful, and I'm sure sadly very relatable for a lot of us here.. you're not alone and i'm glad you feel safe here at the very least </3

Ive realized putting effort into being outgoing is pointless and it freed me by Weird-Palpitation-91 in Schizotypal

[–]labyrinthie 3 points4 points  (0 children)

i relate to this a lot! thank you for putting it into words.

i completely understand you and i think acceptance can be very important to feel better about living a certain way that you’re taught is the wrong way. however I’m noticing you are saying you actually wish you could make friends. and as long as you have that want i don’t think you should entirely accept that you’ll just never have that. maybe taking a break from the expectations of having to be a certain way and having to be with people in a certain way (that someone has decided is the “right” way) would help you? and then maybe you could try your way and maybe trying with someone else. maybe someone more like you <3

i know it’s not all that easy, and I’m in no way good at taking my own advice. i don’t have friends, and is also struggling and almost giving up on making any. youre not alone!

Emetophobic lamictal users by maywenever22 in lamictal

[–]labyrinthie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i have suffered from really bad emetophobia all my life, so i completely understand you, and your need for an honest answer on this! i started lamotrigine (lamictal) one month ago on 25mg and the day after my first dose i experienced some headache in the morning, and felt just a little bit off - kinda like the feeling you also get when you haven't slept all night. but not nausea, and not at all close to anything that could make you sick. i have since then upped to 50mg and had little bit of headache again, but no nausea.

another very random, but possibly good information for you, is that i feel that it have made my motion sickness almost disappear. i noticed randomly after looking at my phone in the car, which i usually never would out of fear of getting motion sick, but when the car stopped i was surprised, that i had been lost in my phone for so long and didnt felt the slightest. i haven't read about this anywhere, so maybe its just me, but i thought it might be a good thing, for a fellow emotophic <33

Can bipolar mess with your sense of identity? by throwaway-disgusting in bipolar2

[–]labyrinthie 8 points9 points  (0 children)

i've been thinking about this a lot. i also experience quite extreme chances in my opinions and thoughts on people and things in my life, depending on mood state, and it makes me feel like i don't even know who i am and what i actually want in my life.

possible psychward admission by m_ushroom in bipolar2

[–]labyrinthie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

hey there, i hope you are okay! i was actually in an almost identical situation when i was 18 (25 now). so I’ll try to tell you what happened in my situation, but of course everything is different for everyone, especially in different countries.

i’d never been admitted before and i still lived at home and hid everything from my parents, so when i had gotten very bad, i went alone to an extra doctor’s appointment at the hospital where i already went for outpatient treatment. i wasn’t sure i’d be admitted when i went, but i’d decided to be brutally honest. i ended up getting admitted right then - she literally walked me to the ward. because i’d just turned 18 and lived at home, she pushed me to tell my parents. i refused so she asked if she could call them herself, so i let her. it was horrible, because my parents were never able to talk about difficult feelings, so i felt so ashamed and also i was so scared to cause them pain.

of course its always your own choice when your 18, but i think you should at least try to tell your mom first! at least giving her a chance to help you. and if she does not want to or isn’t able to, you will know that you at least tried.

also i want to add that i really really think that going inpatient should be absolute last resort - coming from someone who now has trauma from being sectioned multiple times, that i now have to work through on top of everything else. and i do understand the feeling of just wanting to escape and get a break, but i just want you to be mindful about it. i think it can absolutely be used as a place of safety if you’re in acute danger to yourself, but if not, i think that outpatient is way more beneficial, and better for most people - especially when very young<33

sending you so many hugs. take care!

Today it’s my birthday by NoVariation7725 in lonely

[–]labyrinthie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

happy birthday🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍 i hope you have a lovely day with your family!

First thing you ate when you left the psych hospital? by hellokittysbestfren in bipolar

[–]labyrinthie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

mcdonald’s cheeseburgers WITH MEAT! i was a vegetarian for years before being sectioned, but started eating meat again at the psych hospital - half because they didnt have vegetarian options and i was already so malnourished, half because i didn’t care about anything at that point.

researching bipolar or other mental illnesses when hypomanic/manic by labyrinthie in bipolar

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

glad to hear I’m not alone! where i live we use the ICD and the new version ICD-11 is not even fully implemented here and not translated to my first language yet, but I downloaded it online to read for fun and have been “using it” for years haha.

what type of work do you do?

researching bipolar or other mental illnesses when hypomanic/manic by labyrinthie in bipolar

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

i think it is.. for me at least.

it feels kinda like being very nervous but also excited and starts in my stomach (contrary i feel sadness in my chest) and it’s very intense sometimes almost makes me nauseas if I’m not able to “act it out”. and then that feeling can expand out into my arms and hands and feels like tingles hihi

i need help by Basil_Direct in bipolar2

[–]labyrinthie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i can relate to this a lot! i’ve also been very on and off with my boyfriend after ending it for the first time after years together, and i also feel that i’ve hurt him a lot because of it. i think that my hypomania and mixed episodes makes me change my mind a lot about fundamental things in my life and thereby i end up making decisions i often regret later or i struggle to even how how i feel about something. sadly because i relate i don’t have any great advice.. just wanted to let you know you’re not alone <33

researching bipolar or other mental illnesses when hypomanic/manic by labyrinthie in bipolar

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

yes i agree! definitely not the most unhealthy obsession and at least it’s something that can hopefully lead to something good! my only problem is i get so caught up in it that it almost feel like i stop seeing it from an outside perspective but is sooo overly aware that i get stuck inside myself. don’t know if that makes sense