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    8 months ago

    Thanks ickplant ❤️

    I’m having that “I want to get better but what’s the point” mental trap.

    Update: I’m writing a song I need to hear

    Things fall apart the center cannot hold/ The prices They will rise and you too will get old/ The dishes always dirty, laundry never in the machine/ No matter how you try it’s never quite clean/ And I can’t do this alone No I can’t do this alone

    The world is getting warmer The world is getting dry/ The missiles on the ground are meant for the sky/ The rent is always due to pay for the mortgage/ Of a man who is a Lord who can’t even change a door hinge/ And I can’t do this alone No I can’t do this alone

    The billboards promise youth and wealth and health and love/ But that’s for the shareholders when push comes to shove/ The math is so simple the accounts balance out/ But you were never who the ads talked about/ And I can’t do this all alone No I can’t do this all alone

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      8 months ago

      I really like the lyrics, they hit hard. I think it’s beautiful that you are able to creatively express the pain you are going through. L

      If that helps at all, the point for me was the being better part. I also kept asking myself, “What’s the point?” And when I got better, the point became clear. When I’m better, I actually care about myself and what brings me joy. I was able to make meaning of things.

      To be fair, for me it took switching careers before I could feel truly OK. But first I had to get better… before I could better myself.

      Sending you all the love, Meep.

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        8 months ago

        Feeling much better today! Turns out my secret to happiness is sleep, diet, and exercise.

        Slept 9 hours, ate a good breakfast, and ran 3 miles. Life is much calmer.