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Unknown user | Member | Last message 6 years ago

How do you draw the line with a landlord

Been away for a while but I'm back I'm in the process of a bond clean that is honestly getting beyond a joke. The unit is already in better shape than when we moved in but they keep telling me to do more and more and it's hard because I'm so close to losi

Something’s not rightCreated 6 years ago

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Anon4 | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Everything's fine until it's not *TW: ED, SH

I'm lying in bed, not motivated to eat though I'm very hungry. I don't have body image issues, and I don't do anything unhealthy around eating other than... just not engaging in the activity at times. I periodically lack motivation and executive functioni

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P12 | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Support for long term grief

Is there any support available for people experiencing long term grief? As far as I know, the prevailing methods assume that a person was originally free of grief and will therefore return to a free state with time. But what if a person was born in a stat

Recovery ClubCreated 6 years ago

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Historylover | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Do we all simply have to help each other?

I have to conclude that others are also experiencing the same as me - that it is not so-called "mental illness" which is the problem but the consequences of not having our, at times, insurmountable problems dealt with to resolution - while they inevitably

Our storiesCreated 6 years ago

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Powderfinger | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Nerves frayed now I have to talk to my landlord.

I live in WA. Some here know of my recent mental breakdown and now my relationship breakdown. My relationship is finished. No hope of reconciliation at this stage. I've got too much on my own plate. The issue among millions of others now is t

Something’s not rightCreated 6 years ago

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SJT63 | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

How was your weekend? (Very Long Read)

“Did you have a good weekend?” they ask me. “Not bad, not as productive as I’d hoped though”. Is what I usually say. I don’t tell them about my weekend. It starts on Thursday night because I “work from home” on a Friday. When he lets me. Thursday E

Friends, families and carersCreated 6 years ago

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Snoopy56 | Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Mental Health and Older Australians

I would have been 24 years old when BPD was recognised in Australia. I wasn't diagnosed until I was 56 years old and I am only know learning to understand what and why life has proven to be so hard. There is very little help offered by the Sta

Something’s not rightCreated 6 years ago

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Powderfinger | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

In my best interests to end my relationship. *TW

I ended my relationship last night. It's the right thing for me. I'm not choosing for her, I'm choosing it for me. This toxic, negative and destructive cycle needed to end. The only way to put an end to it in my life was to end the relationship.

Recovery ClubCreated 6 years ago

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Eden1919 | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Did anyone see the recent “four corners” episode?

Warning this topic may be triggering but I haven’t gone into any specific detail in my post. So I am always interested in mental health reports but this one left me feeling a little weird.... it basically made it seem like anyone with a mental

Something’s not rightCreated 6 years ago

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Unknown user | Member | Last message 6 years ago

Do I let them drive?

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