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this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2025
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I'll second this. I white knuckled my way through life for years. It sucked. Now I kind of get to choose when I don't need the help. When I want to do some chaotic shit.
If I'm working or working on an important personal project I'm medicated. But I want to explore 50 things and try new riffs on guitar or just go wherever the day takes me? I can do a couple of days unmedicated. And it's fun! And I have no responsibilities I'm dodging so who cares if the laundry sits on my chair for two extra days? Then it's back to being focused and calming that trainwreck in my brain.
Like today. I had nothing going on. So I'm out here just freely flowing through life and not giving a shit. Monday I'll need to get back on it.