Thu Apr 16, 2015 7:10 pm
RENCORP wrote:kf7mjf wrote:I am concerned about a blacklist and afraid of medication with side effects that could affect my productivity. I'm taking full time classes online and really can't afford a week of no sleep or lethargy or whatever while playing with meds.
You don't need meds. Your future is written in the now, not in the past.
You don't bury the past, but letting the past write your future, lets your step father live on.
You defeat ant destroy him utterly by denying the events of the past the power to shape the narrative of the now.
After a while he turns into an ineffectual little stain on the toilet of life, until when you flush one day, there is nothing left, and you don't even know when that happened.
Fact. It happened a long time ago.
Fact. You could shove your ex-step fathers head up his own ass while feeding the cat, and reading a good book currently.
Fact. He has nearly no power over you.
Fact. Finish him off. Keep talking, live your life, be everything he was not. It will destroy him utterly. Powerless, Impotent.
I left home when I was 14.
I had my reasons, and the biggest one was my own mother, who did not have limits to anger and violence.
Second was my parents divorcing.
Taking sides would have left me at the mercy of one, and the anger of another.
So I left home, took my own life in hand, and started walking as far away from my past as I could.
And, no, it has not been all fucking flowers and bacon, I can tell you, but it has been all mine as best as I can write it on my own.
" That which does not kill you, makes you stronger. " True words, but only if you do the exercise.
You are not alone out here in the world. Saddle up, motherfucker, and ride into the sun. Lots of people are along for the ride.
You know where to find me.
Thu Apr 16, 2015 7:13 pm
old11bravo wrote:Listen Steve, I think it's pretty obvious from previous posts that you and I have not always seen eye to eye on certain subjects. With that said, I ill also say that I have always found your comments intelligent and engaging if not provocative.
I don't know you very well but my impression is that you are a very intelligent person with a good sense of humor, yet sincere and passionate about your beliefs. You are what I would term, "real people". You don't come across as plastic or phony or somebody trying too hard to fit in. I admire that about you.
I live in Everett but I have Sunday or Monday evenings available as my days off from my graveyard shift. I'm not a doctor nor do I possess any mental health education but I do know how to listen and be a friend. If you're in need and willing I would drive to wherever you are and buy you coffee or dinner, introduce myself and let you get to know me and vice versa. I'm married so don't get any funny ideas but I do care about the people on this forum. Like I said, You are one of the good guys despite our differences.
Let me know if I can help or if you're interested in my offer.
Sincerely,
11B
Thu Apr 16, 2015 7:17 pm
Mediumrarechicken wrote:I hope you can find the help you need. It will take time stick with it. I really wouldn't be too worried about getting blacklisted, it's not like you are unstable, chugging a 1/5th and have suicidal thoughts. If you just have thoughts like "oh I just don't want to be here anymore life is hard on me right now, but it will get better" and not "gee my life sucks and I'm done" and you are playing with a loaded gun, you will be fine. Every one has a hard time sometime in their life, it's how you help yoursf that matters. These people arnt out to throw you under the bus because you are trying to clear yourself. They will ask about suicide, just answer truthfully. If they ask about guns just say you don't have any.
The meds may make you feel different, but they arnt designed to work right away, it should take a couple of weeks. If you do feel it and it's too much just take 1/2 a dose.
http://m.psychiatrists.psychologytoday. ... pia&spec=2
Edward case looks like he might be into guns and says he prefers therapy over meds. Ask him questions and see if he's a fit for you.
Hope I helped you out
Thu Apr 16, 2015 7:31 pm
golddigger14s wrote:When it comes to doctors, don't try to find one that is 2A friendly. Try to find one that you can talk to. My son is going through some issues, and the biggest road block is finding someone he can connect to. Remember I'm just down the street. Our Maine Coon cats can have a play date.
Thu Apr 16, 2015 8:24 pm
Thu Apr 16, 2015 8:33 pm
kf7mjf wrote:I'm 6'9" and 310 pounds.
Thu Apr 16, 2015 8:55 pm
kf7mjf wrote:
Learning to fully cope and rework my mental process is one problem, the other is finding a better job, as my current one is wearing me down. My goal is to do enough freelance writing and the lack to pay my bills, but while I've got a couple clients, it's not enough. Yet.
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cmica wrote:kf7mjf wrote:Getting bitched at by my boss over things beyond my control and having future earning ability threatened over it. I just wanted to stay in bed and give in to the crippling depression, but that's the road to much worse things.
go higher or tell him fuck you and go else where, that maybe the solution to your problem. You'll be surprised so time they shut the fuck up then.
Thu Apr 16, 2015 9:14 pm
Fri Apr 17, 2015 6:31 am
Fri Apr 17, 2015 6:54 am
old11bravo wrote:Listen Steve, I think it's pretty obvious from previous posts that you and I have not always seen eye to eye on certain subjects. With that said, I ill also say that I have always found your comments intelligent and engaging if not provocative.
I don't know you very well but my impression is that you are a very intelligent person with a good sense of humor, yet sincere and passionate about your beliefs. You are what I would term, "real people". You don't come across as plastic or phony or somebody trying too hard to fit in. I admire that about you.
I live in Everett but I have Sunday or Monday evenings available as my days off from my graveyard shift. I'm not a doctor nor do I possess any mental health education but I do know how to listen and be a friend. If you're in need and willing I would drive to wherever you are and buy you coffee or dinner, introduce myself and let you get to know me and vice versa. I'm married so don't get any funny ideas but I do care about the people on this forum. Like I said, You are one of the good guys despite our differences.
Let me know if I can help or if you're interested in my offer.
Sincerely,
11B
Fri Apr 17, 2015 7:01 am
I agree. This and hot yoga do me very well. It isn't easy growing up with a father who likes to hit you. Keep looking forwad brother.joao01 wrote:Since I don't think you want medication, another option is Chiropractic. yeah, I know, sounds crazy. but my Chiropractor uses voodoo techniques to do more than just adjustment. Chiropractors typically are covered by medical insurance. I don't know one in Oly, so you'd have to drive to puyallup, but sometimes "depression" is biochemical imballances and the like, which my guy can help with. BTW, I know he is 2A friendly for a fact....gone shooting with him, and I carry in his office often.
Fri Apr 17, 2015 7:46 am
Sat Apr 18, 2015 11:18 am
kf7mjf wrote:Long story short, depression and PTSD keep getting to me, is there a good shrink in oly area that is gun friendly? Bonus points I'm stuck on shitty state offered obamacare shit.
Sat Apr 18, 2015 2:29 pm
kf7mjf wrote:ANZAC wrote:The effects of bullying and abuse last for DECADES. This is one of the things I have learned recently, that even though the bullying stops, the emotional torture doesn't.
The most important thing to understand is that everything that happened was because your abusers were emotionally weak assholes who needed to get off by abusing someone else. It doesn't define who you are. I can tell from your posts that you are a strong and smart person, who has a good moral core.
Yeah, scientifically I dig that, I even have a rough idea of how my brain was shaped and molded during those formative years. I think that knowledge has kept me from really getting worse. It still is a hard thing to struggle with sometimes, and society doesn't always do a good job of accepting the mentally damaged. Thank you for the kind words, it's true, the abuser is the asshole, and sometimes too, perpetuating a cycle they knew. At least I broke that chain. I've never been abusive in relationships, and I've spent more than one night on a couch with a shotgun because somebody's abusive ex was coming around.
Sat Apr 18, 2015 3:09 pm