CAS said:Anyone else suffer from them? I can be fine one day/hour and in a total state of anger/sadness the next. Talk about bloody unpredictable.
Nyktimos said:Mine seem to be getting worse. Sunday, for some reason (none is ever needed) I was in a fairly good mood and positive frame of mind most of the day. Then suddenly, Sunday night, I had an almighty come down. It lasted well into the next morning. I couldn't sleep, even though I was desperately tired. I couldn't stop thinking about all the stuff that makes me miserable, no matter how I tried to distract myself. I spent the night downstairs, with terrible and suicidal thoughts going through my head. At one point I rolled up in a ball clutching my face, and there is still a bruise on my forehead from the tip of one of my fingers. It's the worst I've been. I don't ever want to feel like it again, but I know I have no control over it. It comes out of nowhere.
Lonesome Crow said:I went through that last friday night. It didn't come out of nowhere
though. It was purposely done in a support gorup setting.
It retriggered a lot of mental and emotions I'd rather not deal with.
The thoughts and images wern't exaclty ramdom..however the
sequence they came into my consious were random.
I felt adgitate of the entired matter. I couldn't sleep
so i didn't. In stead of fighting what I was feeling I simply
rolled with it..I accepted. I wrote about it. I felt a little
bit better that next day.
A friend came over an inveted me to go a casino which
I rather not, on Sunday. However I went...just go get away.
I needed to get away if only just for a little while. It was okay
only for a little while...Then i felt entirely irratate with what
I was doing. I hated being there even if i didn't have to pay for it.
I came home...I felt a little bad...then just took some asprine
and went to bed becuase I had a headache.
I got up yesterday. I started reading and writing again.
I felt better about myself. I was making decisions and
doing something that was positive to my life.
I made a mistake of going to the casino. I hate that place.
I hate what gambling had done to my life.
By the end of the day I was feeling much better. I went to
bed and slept like a baby last night.
I woke up today feeling good.
I read some more books while drinking my coffee.
Then I played my guitar for an hour.
I just got back from riding my bike 5 miles.
Now I'm going swimming.
My sponsor called me this morning....He was tripping.. having his mood swings...irratible and discontent.
We just talk..or he did...just to mellow him out .lol
Nyktimos said:Mine seem to be getting worse. Sunday, for some reason (none is ever needed) I was in a fairly good mood and positive frame of mind most of the day. Then suddenly, Sunday night, I had an almighty come down. It lasted well into the next morning. I couldn't sleep, even though I was desperately tired. I couldn't stop thinking about all the stuff that makes me miserable, no matter how I tried to distract myself. I spent the night downstairs, with terrible and suicidal thoughts going through my head. At one point I rolled up in a ball clutching my face, and there is still a bruise on my forehead from the tip of one of my fingers. It's the worst I've been. I don't ever want to feel like it again, but I know I have no control over it. It comes out of nowhere.
wolfshadow said:I've got this uneasy feeling that after all the facts and figures have been added together, they're going to conclude that I'm Bi-polar. To be honest it's the only way that I can rationalise my mood switches. Everyone has problems, some far worse than mine, so accordingly I quite can't account for why the bad things in my life seem to overwhelm me so profoundly and so abruptly.
It does my head in a bit too because whilst I would hesitate to proclaim that I am the salt of the earth, I don't think that I'm such a bad sort. The trouble is, when people see you at your very worst, it can often be very difficult for them to reconcile that image with someone worth knowing.
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