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StuFSenior Contributor
Yeah nah, probably not for me @Former-Member
I have enough trouble reading books I Want to read these days. So, while it looks interesting, it's a fair way down the list!
But I hope you enjoy it 🙂
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I was just putting it out there for other folks with MI struggling with willpower. Its something I have had to cultivate and not easy to come by with a schizoaffective disorder but I think Judi was mentioning her interest in it as her diagnosis was standing in the way of her from time to time realising her dreams. Willpower is a big issue in MI circles @StuF
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StuFSenior Contributor
Oh totally- I didn't mean to discount its value to others @Former-Member
Hell, I Know I could use more willpower myself! I just can't do the reading thing very well anymore.
I'm sure others will appreciate your sharing 🙂
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Its a shame you can't read. Many people with uncontrolled schizophrenia in particular struggle with this. I don't know how it affects other MI's. When I was first diagnosed couldn't even read a magazine and my love of literature was temporarily held back. These days I don't have ongoing psychosis and can therefore concentrate with books @StuF
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Have a good day @StuF nice to get your tag.
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
@Former-Member @Former-Member @StuF @TAB @Meowmy @Shaz51 @MDT @Judi9877
and all ...
what do you think of this ... I am not sure I want to be adored ... respect and feeling capable matter to me too ... but then there is my being half bloke joke. lol
brought up a few things tho .. including ... purpose ... and recovery
https://youtube.com/shorts/zWM_AR3_Bko?feature=share
bit back in the conversation ... often people in poor circumstances do better for themselves ... sometimes the kids are incentive for them to find a path through the morass of life ... being the poor kid of particularly poor parents I would never say that as a generalisation. The world and history is too complex ...
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
that is interesting @Appleblossom
what do you think @Jynx of appleblossom`s link above
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JynxModerator
@Shaz51 @Appleblossom honestly I don't really think it's that simple. All people want to have purpose in life, it is part of the human experience to have a desire to contribute, to create, to give back to the world. And all humans also need community around them to flourish, and need the love and care from their social group to thrive.
To break it down into a gendered thing seems to short change the fact that all people have the potential to struggle when they don't get enough love, and all people have the potential to struggle if they feel directionless.
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
true @Jynx . @Appleblossom
yesterday mr shaz had a bad day and he questioned everything with a `WHY`
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JynxModerator
@Shaz51 Aww poor mr Shaz - and poor you for having to sit with that too. Rough days can be super challenging. Hope today has been better!
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