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Originally Posted by Mountaindewed
I took a pepcid and I ate some crackers and I feel fine now. Is it normal to put everything on facebook or am I just a very private person. This woman on facebook is posting nonstop about her health conditions and med side effects and what she can and can't do. Idk. I never posted about any of my scopes or about getting covid in October or my thanksgiving trip or anything else.
My cats stunk up the litter box real bad and I keep thinking I dropped a load in my pants.
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Depends on the person, but overall I'd say most people don't do that. I have one friend who does though. I stayed at his place for a few days and he's got this whole two monitor PC set up and facebook is open at all times. Today I learned he has a 102dF fever and locked himself out of his (running) car at 3am as it was snowing heavily and he intended on going to the ER.... I should probably check in on him...
I will admit that during a couple phases of "omg, I'm going to put all my effort into recovering and not do ANY SELF SABOTAGING, and I'll do all the healthy things," I've opened up probably more than I should have on FB. But I'm self-aware enough to at least look back and know that, depending on the situation, is either a idealization-phase or mild hypomania (I think anyone that actually goes on my profile knows that too--normally it's just pictures of mountains, lakes, trees, reposted math/science memes and cats
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When my grandma was alive she was my neighbor at one point and my cat once went over to her house, dropped the nastiest load, and then meowed to go back out. Sorry, Grams!
