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Slater

653d

This sounds so dramatic but I just wrote a good 600 words PERFECTLY describing how I feel mentally. This is a huge, HUGE deal because I NEVER know how to recognize anything I feel. So i was going to copy and paste that huge paragraph into this app but I accidentally deleted the whole thing instead. The millisecond I deleted it I lost it completely. My girlfriend and I are babysitting a 9month old right now and I accidentally woke him up because i uncontrollably started screaming and having a panic attack. I ran out of the room and now im typing this on the bathroom floor in the pitch dark as I bawl my eyes out. I feel so pathetic. I cant believe it took one click to erase such a valuable piece of my mind that I captured. It seems so small but this is so upsetting. Why do i always go crazy over the smallest things? I want to be normal im so fucking done with EVERYTHING.

    • arkane_clef

      653d

      šŸ˜„hey hey hey what you are experiencing is normal considering what you've been through in your life to embed this amount of anxiety in you. Have you used any of your distress tolerance skills yet? That a good place to start in an emotional pickle. Once you feel up to tackling it again, maybe try writing about this occurrence. Even if its just a personal journaling thing, that can help a lot feeling okay with and identifying your emotions.

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