The sexual tension between you and the patient coming out of your therapist’s office

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The sexual tension between you and the patient coming out of your therapist’s office

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Me: don’t stop your meds! Choose recovery! You can do it, guys!
My thoughts: go off your medsᴵ ᵈᵃʳᵉ ʸᵒᵘ
It doesn't get worse, it doesn't get better
You just get old, it lasts forever
Can't get happy, can't get sad
It's hard to do
When I’m mentally ill and heavily medicated
Bipolar disorder or as I like to call it the constant agony of not knowing who you are
Hi. I would like to discuss the returning policy for bipolar disorder today

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I constantly wonder how authors deal with cancel culture. It must be difficult to create problematic characters or make your characters have some problematic behavior to execute the plot, which is usually what keeps the story going, when it seems like people don’t understand that is the point. The point is that their toxic behavior usually is a key point for the story to keep going and probably for it to reach a conclusion. Once that toxic problematic behavior comes people just “cancel” the character and that’s it, they are done, the human factor just doesn’t exist. Or worst, they wonder if what the character did is a reflection of what the author believes. I always wanted to write a story one day but the more I see posts like this online, the more I tend to give up on this dream. It’s like you can’t win with cancel culture, even if it’s a fictional situation.
I can’t even put into words how much this scene means to me so I’m just gonna leave this here
I decided to reread twilight after 11 years to see if it is actually as bizarre as it seems now and:
1. Yes. Yes, it is.
2. The movie doesn’t do justice to the book at all.
3. Alice is the best character (wtf I want her to have a spin off).
4. It was nice to pick up a book that I read before getting depressed for real, it reminded me of how happy reading makes me feel (even tho I’m supposed to feel old to read this book now - well, I don’t).
5. If I could go back to 2009 I would tell tween me not to care about the people who make fun of girls who like twilight. It turns out people love to hate young girls and their interests but she will learn more about that later…