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I understand the benefit of preventing future you from fucking up your life. I'm glad you found a solution with the right amount of friction. And, I'm sorry to
by HWR_14 3y ago
I understand the benefit of preventing future you from fucking up your life. I'm glad you found a solution with the right amount of friction.
And, I'm sorry to repeat myself, but isn't it possible that you go to a third party professional (e.g. a lawyer) whose relationship with you can melt down and it would be fine because the specific boundary would be legally enforced. Or would the resentment build and you would just buy a second car (or house!) as soon as you are free of their strictures. Sure, you destroy the relationship, but there are more lawyers for the next time.
Once again, congrats on having a solution!
- kayodelycaon 3y agoI have no energy to spare to set it up, much less maintain that solution. Each step of the process requires significant activation energy and unless I finish every step with no delays, it will not be restarted for months. My brain is incredibly unreliable. There are very few things I can force myself to do. Unless a routine task is more important than work or my twice a month D&D game, it won’t be done on time, if it gets done at all. That includes cooking, showering, housework, car maintenance, etc. Reminders for these things will be ignored. Todo lists will be ignored.
- HWR_14 3y agoCan I ask how you described the situation to a therapist? And how long did it take you to get up the energy to go to one?