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Old Jan 10, 2016, 02:18 PM
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Sorry about the long read but this is my way … to see it in print helps me understand better …

Emotions … for years I wondered what they were … now I wonder how I will handle them … a T said my childhood had been a time of emotional “neglect” … I have to admit until them I had never thought about it … but it is true …
The meds I have endured the last three years … following the crisis time … have allowed me to start feeling …

I have had a moment of real clarity and been able to realize there have been three major periods of my life …
My first obsession was with religion , which I followed all the way to a degree in ministry … only to lose all belief in the same …
My second was work … all consuming , controling all the events of my life … coming first … even over family … leading up to and causing the crisis that landed me ip ….
It has taken three years but I have found a new obsession … and it is all consuming … it makes me feel as a teenager again … I lie … as a teenager with all the emotions of that age for the first time … as my first childhood had no such consuming emotions … in my second childhood they seem to have completely over whelmed me … and my life … my wife thinks I have “lost it” … I told her I think I am turning into a 17 year old …

I have to admit it is the real reason I keep playing with my meds … trying to find a balance between functioning normaly and giving myself to the tears and joy that justs takes me away … I am unbelieveably happy , but never satisfied … my T used to say I never went manic just expansive … I am not sure I am or ever was bp just stunted emotionally … but the meds have “expanded” my life greatly and I am glad of that whatever the reason …

But the obsession has come at a price … my mind dwells day and night on it … it prevents sleep … it disrupts my work … it is coming between my family and myself … and I really don't … it means that much to me … want to stop …
when I abused xanex it was to cover up an outside indused effect … this is coming from with in …

this is all new for me …

is this what it really feels like to have emotions … ?



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Old Jan 10, 2016, 03:34 PM
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I'm not sure I completely understand. You say you lie. Is that your obsession?
I went thru a period of time where I collected Barbie dolls and clothes,cars,even the Barbie airplane. I told my husband I never had a childhood. ( which is true). I've stopped being interested but have over 100 dolls.
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Old Jan 10, 2016, 05:00 PM
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I'm not sure I completely understand. You say you lie. Is that your obsession?
no I said that to say I was never a normal teenager emotionaly,
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