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I've always been very open about my experience.. My husband was a school administrator and when he knew kids in school were having depression problems he would tell me and I would offer to talk to them.. Sometimes people just need to know that someone else has been there and done that and they just need to talk about it, especially young kids. YOu would be surprised how many teenagers suffer from depression. And I am smart enough to know that if I feel it coming on I get myself to a dr.and get on medication if I need to for a short time... A lot of people are in denial, especially about depression...
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Been there, done that, no regrets, he's a good guy
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story time...
when I was 15 I was having myself a good old time with some friends and illegal substances. eventually everyone went home and I was left alone. I went to bed and kind of freaked out in the dark by myself so I got up to turn on a light and I tripped over my phone (old school, when phones had cords haha) my phone had auto dial buttons in case of emergency I still remember hearing the 911 tones I hung up the phone but they called back in my condition I could not convince the 911 operator that I was ok she insisted that someone was telling me to tell her everything was ok I hung up fell asleep and woke up to a herd of paramedics and police officers at my door they were convinced that I had tried to kill myself hauled me off to the hospital kept me there for three days because at 15 I didn't have the nerve to say "I was just catching a buzz, guys!" |
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Edited by
angelindarkness
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Wed 12/17/08 07:43 PM
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What causes a child of 15 to end up in a psych ward for overdose....or in a rehab, for that matter. What did they endure in their childhood to cause such devastation and destruction at such a young age. Perhaps it was constant letdowns and lies.
Is it merely genetic? The environment has to play some part, no matter how small. Denial is a very primitive ego defense, and one that is very dangerous, if used to the exclusion of others. What kinds of substances are we talking about, anyway. |
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Would you date someone who's been in a psychiatric hospital? Would give us something in common. |
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You didn't read my first post closely enough. Go back and read again. And, REALLY GROK it this time. You will see there is a difference. You had no control over the things that happened to you, you were traumatized, yet you SURVIVED. You have been able to lead a successful life since, despite the everyday ups and downs that affect us all. There IS a difference. I didn't feel the need to read your first reply because it wasn't directed towards my response. My response got you to wonder how long should it be before something like that is released and you're demanding before sex... Psh whatever :).. If I chose never to tell her would it be so bad? Psh not at all if anything it will save her of being oh my god that's horrible and hating my mom and yadda yadda yadda. Don't you desire transparency in the relationship with (hopefully) the love of your life? Isn't she and the relationship worth establishing trust for? Respecting each other enough to be honest? It has nothing to do with honesty unless she blatantly asked. I don't see how what happened 10 years ago or more really applies to a relationship that is well into the future. If we constantly live in the past, we will never move forward. SOo many stories have yet to come and soo many stories have happened since then. I made a really long story very brief just to ask you a question based on your reply. If I add another 5 years to the point where I am 30 I'm not sure how my childhood would really apply to someone that would probably be making a child with me other than the fact that we would be raising one. |
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well I need someone as wierd as me
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haha nice new pic orange...
i think i have dated maybe two people in psych hosps...but not WHILE i was dating them.,...of course theres always the possibilty that im the reason that put them there.....oh well |
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thanks hemi
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MUAH! netime....youre a flavorite ....hrm favorite ....ill have to see if i can find this old file of pics you might enjoy...
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oh sweetie I have so many now,I have well over 1000
but always up for more |
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likewise....illjust be sending the ones i made of my babies...like you they are just good for a laugh...and you can never get enough of those!
of course hasidic enforcer and haloheld by horns might mug you for those photos lol |
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Would you date someone who's been in a psychiatric hospital? you mean like "just visiting"? |
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well I need someone as wierd as me That is the cutest pic I have ever seen, OC!!!!!! And I agree....I am wierd and my significant other better be as wierd as I am! But as for the psych ward.....I have already said earlier....are they cured? |
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Edited by
Giovinetta
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Thu 12/18/08 05:31 PM
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I've been in a few. So, I guess. It really depends on what they have. I don't think I could ever date someone with DID, ODD, or the advanced stanges of Schizophrenia.
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