
lili
Experienced
- Feb 17, 2022
- 236
Hi everyone
I just realized this existed as I'm trying to navigate the site trying to find what the PPH is.
I am Lili. I joined just a few weeks ago. I'm from the Caribbean. 29 years old.
Currently doing my master's.
I have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder for over ten years. Although I really dislike the idea of my personality being analyzed through labels. But I guess I use it sometimes to explain my extraneous actions.
I've committed so many suicide attempts, mostly by pills, that psychiatrist doesn't want to prescribe me anymore pills. I've discovered that beyond mental illness, I am philosophically suicidal. In the sense that it doesn't matter what medications they give me, I will always believe in suicide as an option and will think of it as that. I've just grown to accept this part of me.
So I haven't been on medications recently, and it feels like a roller coaster. But I try to accept this nature of mine, and I do feel free to be who I am without having to be given medications to be able to fit into society. However, this does make my life more difficult than it should be. And I am afraid that I will keep unintentionally hurting other people. And of course whenever I do feel depressed it is very extreme, because I inherently dislike life and find no purpose in it, even when I'm not depressed.
My pessimistic attitude towards life possibly stems from a difficult upbringing, past struggles and traumas of my life. Wealth inequality, mentally ill mother, alcoholic physically abusive stepfather, sexual problems as a teenager with men in my community. Amongst others.
But most of all, the biggest tragedy for me is people who have no connection with painful suffering, how they live their individualistic lives without thinking about others. And that's why I'm happy to have found this website, because I don't feel alone, and having to put on a mask for the sake of people who want to stay in their bubbles. I think life would have been worth living more if people would open their arms more often to people like us, but it's difficult to find people in this world who are understanding.
And it's difficult for me to fit in this society in a lot of ways. I want to spread love to people more than anything, but my love can so easily turn into pain.
Thanks for this community. In a strange way it has made me more at peace to see there are so many people struggling and I am not the only one.
Although it causes me a lot of pain to read the goodbye threads. Very sad to see people go, because of how cruel this world can be.
Hugs to everyone and best wishes to all.
I just realized this existed as I'm trying to navigate the site trying to find what the PPH is.
I am Lili. I joined just a few weeks ago. I'm from the Caribbean. 29 years old.
Currently doing my master's.
I have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder for over ten years. Although I really dislike the idea of my personality being analyzed through labels. But I guess I use it sometimes to explain my extraneous actions.
I've committed so many suicide attempts, mostly by pills, that psychiatrist doesn't want to prescribe me anymore pills. I've discovered that beyond mental illness, I am philosophically suicidal. In the sense that it doesn't matter what medications they give me, I will always believe in suicide as an option and will think of it as that. I've just grown to accept this part of me.
So I haven't been on medications recently, and it feels like a roller coaster. But I try to accept this nature of mine, and I do feel free to be who I am without having to be given medications to be able to fit into society. However, this does make my life more difficult than it should be. And I am afraid that I will keep unintentionally hurting other people. And of course whenever I do feel depressed it is very extreme, because I inherently dislike life and find no purpose in it, even when I'm not depressed.
My pessimistic attitude towards life possibly stems from a difficult upbringing, past struggles and traumas of my life. Wealth inequality, mentally ill mother, alcoholic physically abusive stepfather, sexual problems as a teenager with men in my community. Amongst others.
But most of all, the biggest tragedy for me is people who have no connection with painful suffering, how they live their individualistic lives without thinking about others. And that's why I'm happy to have found this website, because I don't feel alone, and having to put on a mask for the sake of people who want to stay in their bubbles. I think life would have been worth living more if people would open their arms more often to people like us, but it's difficult to find people in this world who are understanding.
And it's difficult for me to fit in this society in a lot of ways. I want to spread love to people more than anything, but my love can so easily turn into pain.
Thanks for this community. In a strange way it has made me more at peace to see there are so many people struggling and I am not the only one.
Although it causes me a lot of pain to read the goodbye threads. Very sad to see people go, because of how cruel this world can be.
Hugs to everyone and best wishes to all.