Regret · 10:19pm May 1st
At times I wish I'd never heard of this site. I really do.
I will not be (very) active on here. Find me on Discord: saintkartano or just email me (kartano@gmail.com)
At times I wish I'd never heard of this site. I really do.
Since I rarely get onto this server to end up chatting with or catching up with anyone, I'm just amalgamating everyone to the one server:
Use this link, or the invite ID of waXUFgtKFW
No, sorry - somebody has since carbonized and defecated all over my old server.
I have a somewhat-personal server here instead - or the server ID 8hTyPruApc.
God I’m broken up so badly.
We will all love and miss you so much.
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/andrew-cadwell-obituary?id=50029707
This is another of those obscure FIMFIC members that I remember conversing with a great deal on my old account.
They were hilarious to chat with and had this fascinating writing style - including a habit of engineering completely new words!
I often wonder if they're still around.
It never fails.
I feel so guilty about not working on my story.
Presently I am back to searching for work.
Every time I get a chance to sit at my PC and I'm not actively combating depression-induced fugue, it seems I'm assailed by a thousand other things I need to do rather than actually write anything. This includes personal stories I'm writing for people as well as my current MLP story.
I've just spent six weeks fighting a Symfony thin client trying to get a development system running so I can actually bill some hours.
I keep hoping that I will awake someday and have the desire to write once again. I have a lot of stories in the works including some personal stories that I've been writing just for particular people.
I've been through two therapy sessions so far. I think those will be the only ones I subject myself to. I do understand that the treatment is probably useful for some candidates - but I can categorically state I'm not one of them. The sedating effects and the odd numbness weren't the issue - it was the dissociation. I've never experienced that before, and if I had issues with panic disorder before ... I most certainly have them more than ever now. Being out of control with terror, yet
Having fought clinical depression now since it first reared its ugly head during my first year of undergraduate studies back in 1996 ... and failed.
I am to undergo my first round of ketamine therapy tomorrow.
Let's see if this will help me at all.
I know it's always tempting to escalate an interaction with pieces of human garbage like Bendy describes here.
But please try not to escalate these situations.