This fucking illness.
This fucking culture.
This fucking life.
This fucking lie.
This fucking fact.
This fucking person.
This fucking relationship.
This fucking failure.
This fucking day.
This fucking distraction.
This fucking blog.
This fucking writing.
This fucking sentence.
This fucking.
This.

Both gone, for different reasons. guess I was right when I had given up on relationships.

Pay no attention to the freak bleeding on the internet.
Please continue with your lives and don't worry about what I post too much.

Why is it every time someone promises forever, that person leaves shortly after. Yet when someone can't even commit to a moment, it feels like that person is a friend for life?

I'm reactivating this account on a temporary basis to see what happens.
Up to the point that nothing happens, I'm going to keep it activated and go back to posting as normal.
If this goes back to deactivated, my friends know where to find me.
Thank you for putting up with this and enjoy your april fools day.

I know all of you are very kind to me & thank you.
Some people come online and are not so lucky.
They find the same abuse they suffer from in real life, they lose hope.
I'm done standing back and letting it happen, so I'm posting a single link in hopes that the rather modest traffic here will help this cause.

PETITION: Arrest Cyber Bullies Responsible for Amanda Todd's Death
Thank you!

I dunno about what I said regarding selling out, I've decided to look into the topic further and figure it out from there.
As of this moment I feel uncomfortable with whatever ads might happen to appear on this page.

bipolar facts
"• Life expectancy of an adult with serious mental illness: 25 years shorter than that of a person without.
• Bipolar patients who have attempted suicide: 25%.
• Bipolar patients whose suicide attempts have been lethal: 15-20%. This is the highest suicide rate of any psychiatric disorder, and more than 20 times higher than the rate of suicide in the general population. About half of all suicides in the U.S. can be attributed to bipolar."

Need help? In the U.S., call 1-800-273-8255
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Accommodating a worker with bipolar disorder

if you know someone who has bipolar disorder


Cross posted to bipolar survival.