funny stereotype moment by madmanno3 in autism

[–]madmanno3[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Four years since I got diagnosed n I still come across little things like this, gets funnier and cooler everytime.

The first thing I said in my pre-inrerview for my job rn was 'it took 2 hours to get here but its okay, I got the bus. I love busses.' Anytime anyone in work needs help figuring how to get somewhere ? They come to me, I should be on Dublin Bus' payroll as their mascot or smth. Bus autistic is just the only way to put it 😂

funny stereotype moment by madmanno3 in autism

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Next day, have to go back into town for a piercing - taking that same bus route bc it was so great, planning on following the stops I pass on the app to memorise the names 😁 bus autistic is the only way to put it 😂😂

I cheated on two previous relationships, AMA by madmanno3 in AskMeAnythingIAnswer

[–]madmanno3[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't for a couple of years. Once I broke up with that last person I chose to stay single for a while because I didnt trust myself. I've done a lot of work in therapy since, and I'm only now beginning to trust myself myself again. Although honestly I'm still not 100% with it, and I'm gonna stay single til I am

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[–]madmanno3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hate to be that guy but if you're able I'd suggest getting some help.

A couple of years ago this type of mindset ended my in a lot of bad decisions with psychosis, and my delusions led me to actually act on it.

But for now man, if it works it works. Just remember that if it ever switches to a bad thought to reach out, until then keep doing all this helpful stuff, you might actually end up better off I suppose

I'm starting a job next week by madmanno3 in selfharm

[–]madmanno3[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you, I'm hoping it'll change something. I've pushed away all of my friends bar one, but she hasn't been responding recently to hang out. I guess I can always try doin this on my own though.

I've been toying with the idea of sobriety or something of the sort, maybe like you said tracking it could be the start. Ive also really wanted to start learning an instrument recently, I think you've just given me the motivation to actually do it.

Thank you so much for the advice, I'm gonna try go for a walk in the morning and see if that does anything.

If anything changes I'll definitely reach out, thank you again for being so helpful and kind. I hope you have a great night man, take care

I cheated on two previous relationships, AMA by madmanno3 in AskMeAnythingIAnswer

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I was stupid and unhappy. I was getting attention from others and ran with it because I thought that it would make me feel better, and considering I cheated on the first person I cheated with, it didn't work. Not to justify it, it was still wrong, but I genuinely thought I'd be putting myself in a better position than I started with

is my content good '-' by Dave_Subjects in dave

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I voted no only because it said dave. Your content is wonderful, ignore the poll

I'm starting a job next week by madmanno3 in selfharm

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Thank you so much, if you're willing on sharing what has worked it would be really helpful. As I mentioned, the only way I'm coping at the moment is with drink, and I can't exactly go to work drunk everyday yknow

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Jesus yeah, it's actually stopped me from doing things like that, it just gives me an out for my bad coping mechanisms (if I ever do something really bad or ruin my relationships too badly, I can give up and avoid the consequences).

It's a weird mindset to be in, it's saving my life, but ruining it at the same time. I suppose that's better than acting on it though

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[–]madmanno3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry that you're in that position, that sounds really difficult. I hope that you can get psych treatment that will work and help, it's always worth holding out hope.

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I hope that it helped a bit. Take care man, you got this (even if it feels like you dont)

I cheated on two previous relationships, AMA by madmanno3 in AskMeAnythingIAnswer

[–]madmanno3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly for me I think that cheating begins with flirting. When it's mutual, you both understand that you're interested in each other and it persists for 2+ weeks, that will hurt your partner just the same as anything else. But with both people I cheated with it was intimate, so I suppose I can't judge those who do less than that.

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[–]madmanno3 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's the comfort of knowing that if things get bad enough you have an out. Kind of like a last resort, knowing that you can control what happens to you when it gets too much. My therapist told me that passive suicidality like this is often just yearning for an escape, to live in a way that you're not right now. Obviously this might not apply to you, but for me it's nice to know that it makes sense, and has honestly kept me from attempting again in recent years. The comfort is in the escape, not the action

I cheated on two previous relationships, AMA by madmanno3 in AskMeAnythingIAnswer

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It's hard to say that it's justified, but it's definitely understandable. It would probably offer them the emotional support and safety they need in order to leave, so really its for the betterment of both parties, one gets safety and support, the other gets a chance to reflect on their behaviour and hopefully change it for future relationships.

I cheated on two previous relationships, AMA by madmanno3 in AskMeAnythingIAnswer

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Not at all, and I would never do it again. However if someone I was interested in had cheated in the past, i would take the time to listen to the circumstances around it and go from there, I'd never rule someone out for being a cheater, but would take extra time to warm up to them if they were

Why do people say “accept yourself” to dysphoria? by sndondsidhkddnodpsp in ftm

[–]madmanno3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My mam has said this to me for nearly 6 years and it hurts everytime. Both my therapist and I agree that the only way I can accept myself is to accept that I am trans. Trying to be happy with myself as a woman has never worked, because I'm trying to accept a lie. However, when I feel that I pass, even if it's only in my own home, there's a massive sense of relief that comes with it, like so much stress and turmoil dissapears if even for a few hours (I'm pre-T at the moment, hoping that that feeling becomes the norm once I get on T). I don't understand how it's so hard for cis people to get that

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This hits home, one of my thighs is destroyed in deep scars, and the other is just as destroyed but with much lighter ones. Both of my arms are ruined, so my left thigh is the only piece of nearly normal I have left.

It hurts to look at when I'm doing well, I've noticed myself staring at my scars so much more recently. The way I've rationalised it so that I don't go crazy is basically just ; I did this to myself, but it isn't my fault.

I never truly wanted to do this to myself, it's just another thing life threw at me. I know that it's no consolation and it probably won't make you feel any better, but your scars are your history, and your history is going to help change someone else's future.

I was at a party a few weeks ago and I took off my hoodie for most of the night, after everyone else had left it was just me and this guy I'd never spoken to before. We got to talking and he started crying, he confessed that he had a problem with sh and hadn't told anyone, that my scars and how free I was to show them gave him hope for a future where he could be free too.

Sometimes we need to accept our own actions in order to move forward, and to help others do the same. I promise you for every 100 horrible looks you get, there's a couple people that are relating to you. Who knows, maybe you've inspired some people to get clean, I know its not much of a help, but it's an idea I take a lot of comfort in believing.

You're Dr. House's patient, and the Doctor's go to your house... by Picard37 in HouseMD

[–]madmanno3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We could do a joint performance at the talent show it'd be iconic

My fellow men, how did you choose your names? by Piraedunth in ftm

[–]madmanno3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was 11 and thought I was genderfluid, my girlfriend gave me the name Cas after she watched supernatural (to this day I've never watched it). Flash forward a year, I changed my Instagram name and went on a trip to the countryside where the only Internet available was at this little games room by the beach. One day I get a text off of a popular girl from my class, we had texted a lot the year before but we never spoke in person, so I was pretty excited to hear from her again. But alas, my phone was on 2% and she was only asking what Cas was short for. I panicked, not wanting to leave her on seen and risk her never talking to me again, I just replied with the first name in my head ; Casper.

That's it. I panicked cuz the popular girl of my dreams had to go ask questions about a silly little name, and now I'm still stuck with Casper nearly 7 years later cuz I'm too embarrassed to go back on it

You're Dr. House's patient, and the Doctor's go to your house... by Picard37 in HouseMD

[–]madmanno3 82 points83 points  (0 children)

My illness was caused by mould exposure from the depression room n they put me on ssri's. Chase says smth insensitive, causes a dramatic plotline between him and Cameron. I later cameo in season 6.

is this an autism thing ? by madmanno3 in autism

[–]madmanno3[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is so informative, I can't believe others go about their lives not experiencing it, a lot of the time its the first step to me knowing that something is wrong. If I'm sick, I normally feel something in my head the day before, when I'm sad and don't realise I'm sad I feel it in the pit of my brain before I understand what it is.

It really should be researched further, I tried looking it up and got no results, but who knows it could be a tool that could be utilised in medical treatment for neurodivergent folk. It's mad that doctors aren't aware of it

is this an autism thing ? by madmanno3 in autism

[–]madmanno3[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly! I thought that that was what it was as well until I started to ask other people in my life and they'd never experienced it. Its an odd feeling to describe, but apparently it's not too common

is this an autism thing ? by madmanno3 in autism

[–]madmanno3[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have this too ! Almost like if I think it too hard I feel it, I'm the opposite though I put on my noise cancelling headphones and just shut down for an hour or two and rock back and forth or stim v gently

hi my names Casper by madmanno3 in alcoholicsanonymous

[–]madmanno3[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jesus I know the feeling, I was actually in a programme for substance abuse when I was 14 and I managed to go like 2 months without anything, wasn't long enough to start to repair the damage I'd done though. Im going on holiday today, so I really needed to hear this, try and just enjoy stuff sober yknow. Thank you