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Riding a wave

Riding a wave

Hi all,

@CherryBomb, @Former-Member or any other @Former-Member floating around Forum Land, will you ride a wave with me? I thought I would be fine doing something...but it turns out that the something has made my big feelings BIG and now I'm in a pickle...and there's nothing worse than a pickled turtle! I'm going to go and snuggle in my bed so I probably won't actually respond to you, but it will still super help me to know that I am not utterly alone on the wave. I don't want to tag anyone else because I don't want anyone to feel they need to respond. Thank you in advance for riding with me.

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@Former-Member I'm sorry you got the "sorry, too hard" thing today too. Want to hear a funny-but-not story? Last year I waited 18 months for an appointment with a psychiatrist who is supposed to be awesome. When an appointment finally came up, my GP sent some information about me to the psychiatrist. The psychiatrist then called my GP and said she wouldn't see me because I was "too complex." My very young GP was left scratching her head wondering what she was supposed to do with the mental health patient deemed too complex for a psychiatrist to even meet with! So yep, I have a track record of being put in the too hard basket.

What was the course you were doing (only if you want to share).

I know everyone else around here will be happy to call you a friend. I don't do friends. I always knew the friend who walked out of my world in 2016 would be my last friend. I always knew that if I couldn't manage the friendship thing with her, then that would be it for me. She left my world. I won't ever have another friend. The people of Forum Land are aquaintances - except for @CheerBear who is my not-friend. From what I can tell, everyone else around here does the friend thing though.

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Definitely happy to call you friend @Former-Member. Migraine isn't nice at all as would the too hard basket be either 😔 hugs to you

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@Jupiter watching the ocean tonight?

@CheerBear I missed story time with you and puffer fish. I super super like "Not quite Narwhal."

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@Phoenix_Rising Are there any mermaids swimming around in this ocean?

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I don't know how to keep living...and no one else seems to know either. How can I live with myself if I am so awful that the guys at the HC can't stand to spend time on the phone with me. How does anyone live with that. What is WRONG with me? WHY do people find it so distressing being around me? How can I create a life worth living when no one wants me either personally or professionally? Why is it that the most caring thing I can do for anyone is stay away from them????

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@Jupiter, @Former-Member is a mermaid.

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sending you tender hugs @Former-Member my friend

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@Jupiter I also have a mermaid psychiatrist that @CheerBear made for me after the other psychiatrist said I was too complex for her to even meet. My mermaid psychiatrist's name is Dr. Havetodo. Squishy and Mr Seahorse are the other members of the pocket crew.

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@Phoenix_Rising They are so incredibly adorable, I love them so much!!!! Very, very talented @CheerBear

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@Phoenix_RisingYour aspie aspect helps me relate to you .. not alienate me. There are quite a lot on the forum who really appreciate your posts. Your wholeness, the informative bits, and the struggling person, using a wonderfully rich and humourous imagination to deal with her demons.

I am not saying that irl it has not felt disastrous.

Just hoping you keep keeping on.

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