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I would be calling into work. I would be on my fourth or fifth beer already. I would be calling up friends who I used to drink with. Life would feel new, possibilities endless. I would be helping out those drinking buddies with projects that we prolly never should have started. Life would be fun.
I am craving that right now! I am craving that feeling of new, of possibilities. of FUN. I don't ever have any fun anymore. it's always work and responsibilities and managing my moods and taking my meds and getting enough sleep. everytime I try to have fun someone asks if I am hypo or not. I want everything that I can not have right now. I'm ready to rebel.. the one thing I exel at anymore! But I don't want the consequences. I don't want to think that I will screw up the meds that are working for me. I don't want the fighting with my wife over it. she is black and white... no grey. I want grey! Ugh. |
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Yes, I could take that flight for a short hop. Hm ... Think about it, anyway. It's one of "those" days--hee hee. But I'm a bipolar alcoholic, so one in two is (on average)
![]() ![]() ![]() Maybe try amending "All I want is for everything to be okay" to "I want me to be okay today." And you live in Arizona ... no greys there. Such a stark land of sharp contrasts. ![]() But I hear you. Life is hard! Roadie ![]()
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Drowning everything out would be great. I've learned that even drunk nothing gets drowned out. I get angry, I want to mess things up. And my mind just races through all the crap I've been through. So... I don't know if drunk is so good for me.
Something to just make it all stop for a day would be nice, though....
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I think you should make an effort to get back to running to get the endorphins. I should not be writing this, because I myself keep making excuses for myself: during the move, I misplaced my new HRM and I keep postponing going back to the treadmill until I find it. But for sure running will help you.
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Love making with your wife would give you the endorphins, too. Running is low risk; love making is no risk. Beats beer consumption in high quantities.
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I just really miss it! It and what comes with it... all of it
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If you miss what comes with having the company of friends, perhaps try non-alcoholic beer? Say, one beer with alcohol followed by 4 non-alcoholic beers.
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no hamster, i shouldn't drink at all. I'm paranoid to screw up my meds or bring on depression. I just really miss it. I miss the alive feelings i would always get, the indestructable and really just the fun feelings
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Right, you are on Abilify, you should not be having any alcohol. That is tough... This is not something I understand at all, as I do not react to alcohol in any manner, good or bad.
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you deserve heaps and heaps of credit for resisting! I don't know what it's like to have your responsibilities and a wife.... the wife part must be awesome.....beneath all the stereotype crap marriage gets...it truly must be awesome especially if she means enough not to want to damage the relationship. I don't answer to anyone and barely anything and always jump off the edge and despite the freefall being a quick BUZZ....hitting the rocks below head first kind sux real bad and then climbing up again ...yurk!! you deserve lotsa credit ![]() |
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