Real Lemmy experience

I’d like to be able to hear it then if I wanted to choose to forget

What kinda fucked up power fantasy is this

Are you using this format in an un-ironic way?.. Why

maybe ill invest in an ashtray lmao

im locked in on pulling these toenaills off, yall just dont understand the grind im on smh

nah im just quirked up

taps forehead cant pull off my toenails if i dont have any

whole thing

sorry :(

I have actually used a pair of pliers once before lmao. Enough time picking using my fingernails will pull it off. Usually the nail I pull off is one which isn’t fully healed from the last time it was pulled off so its not really a “nail” more like a tough peice of skin that can be seperated from the rest of the toe. It does hurt, sometimes a lot.

Yeah! mostly the pinky toe too XD. I try to keep it isolated to just that toe on each foot so walking doesn’t hurt lol. Def bad habbit. I’m so happy im not the only one though.

There’s at least one other! the treasury would never recover from such expenses

uhhh I don’t think so… I’ve never heard of that before, my toenails look pretty regular to me :P

thanks for the advice, unfortunately I’m not in a position to look for proffessional help.

I’ve been diagnosed. I did think that might be why, I can’t really afford to see a doctor or psycologist though. I might ask around in the depression communiteis to see if anyone else has a similar experience.

Things probably won’t get better for everyone but they definitely won’t get better for you. If the future you want is one where the world is better and you are healthier than what you have to do is get better and then just roll the dice on the world getting better.

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Fleur

I’m not so sure on that rule. It’s not like I experience a set time period of grief after a relationship ends that’s half as long as the relationship lasted. It usually comes in waves. A bad week, dreams or even a certain smell might trigger a moment of grief that could last from minutes to weeks. As time passed they happen less frequently, last less time and have less emotional impact but they still happen. I wouldn’t suggest that it’s out of the ordinary to be having these feelings if they are occurring 2 years after the end of a 1 year relationship.

Different people will move on at different rates and that’s okay. Just do your best to keep yourself healthy (mentally and physically). If you are struggling with moving on and you think it’s actively harming your health it is crucial to seek some form of therapy however.