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I mean, I know I'm crazy but...
Do you ever wonder what has gotten into you? I appear to have lost all form of a conscience lately and don't seem to have any concern about the consequences of my actions. Anyone else get like this?
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Permalink Reply by Mindy on -
Oooo, that happened to me for a while. I even joked I had no conscience anymore. It gradually went away though, though I think I did a lot of damage in the mean time...
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Permalink Reply by Becca on -
Hmmm that's what I'm worried about! I have already done a fair amount of damage as it is. I have bipolar disorder, but this has never been a problem for me in the past. I do not like the person I am at the moment, I have become le bitch!
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Permalink Reply by Mindy on
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If you recognize it's a problem, it should be easier to fix. It took me a few months to realize I wasn't thinking anything through and just acting/reacting.
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Permalink Reply by Lyla Lou on -
My birth control turned me crazy, but I switched and I'm better now. Maybe that's it?
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Permalink Reply by Becca on
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Oh really, I've never heard that! I wish it were that simple, I think it's my illness progressing into it's next phase, grrrrr...
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Permalink Reply by David Stehle on -
I think a lot of people reach an "ah fuck it" stage in their life where they get so fed up with things that they no longer care. So they do and say things without thinking them thru, without conscience. Perhaps that's all is happening to you?
Not to sound like some sexiest pig, but I think what Lyla Lou said about birth control is very true! That stuff messes with your hormones and I've known girls in the past who have been affected by it - both good and bad. And sometimes girls who aren't on the pill experience a lot of mood swings and they find that going on the pill helps level out their emotions. Does that make sense? Talk to your doctor. He/she could probably explain it better.
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Permalink Reply by Scoman on -
Whenever I go through one of those stages I turn off my phone and avoid everyone.
That way, hopefully, no long lasting damage to my friendships occur at least. It's a lot easier to apologize for ignoring people that it is to apologize for offending them. (ie busy with work, the phones battery was dead etc.. all acceptable reasons for ignoring people. It's hard to find a good one for insulting them.)
As for stuff outside of wrecking your friendships, lock yourself in a little room, where you can't do anything. That way, you will do no harm. That's about the only cure I can think of.
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