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My "road out" was pretty severe. I had to move on from my social group who were not healthy (some of my closet friends at the time), I stopped drinking and par
by at-fates-hands 10y ago
My "road out" was pretty severe.
I had to move on from my social group who were not healthy (some of my closet friends at the time), I stopped drinking and partying entirely, I started working out, and started to plan out my goals for the next two years.
I completely closed ranks on my life - which was a major decision and started from scratch again. Probably the hardest decision I've ever made. Two years of being clinically depressed and I felt like I needed to jump start my life again.
It wasn't easy, but in the long run it's been well worth it.
- agumonkey 10y ago> I had to move on from my social group who were not healthy (some of my closet friends at the time), I stopped drinking and partying entirely, I started working out, and started to plan out my goals for the next two years. I suppose you mean closest. Even though closet could explain depression too. It's far from easy to express yourself [1] in your traditional circles when the inner self distance is very large. I spent lots of years following the average persons because I couldn't really accept my own desires. [1] This comment has a lot of homosexual subtext, but it's only half pun, I believe they're a good extrapolation for having to deal with lives they didn't want but are force fed on them. Anybody who doesn't listen and accept himself ends up in the same situation.
- at-fates-hands 10y agoyeap one "s" can change the whole meaning right? Thanks for the good laugh this afternoon.