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Old Mar 14, 2024, 05:20 AM
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Have you ever done any DBT exercises? Is a a good therapy for impulsivity. I use a lot of it myself. Cause I’m very impulsive just like that. I make huge rash decisions suddenly that screw things up. Like I used to randomly stop my meds, randomly impulsively decide to quite going to therapy and my psychiatrist, impulsively drop out of college, quit jobs , randomly apply to jobs I know I can’t handle etc all that impulsive stuff and indecisiveness. What helps me is as soon as I have an urge to do something like that I write it in my journal and then don’t think about it for a few days and distract myself with positive coping skills and wait it out cause eventually the impulsive urge goes away and I’ve saved myself a lot of mental pain by not acting out on those urges.

For example I used to impulsively end relationships all the time. I did this a couple times when my bf and I started dating a year ago but after a few months and 2-3 times of me impulsively breaking up with him then immediately regretting it and getting right back together, I made the conscious effort to act opposite my impulse and not even give it any headway. After the first couple months of us being together I managed to stop breaking up with him. So now we’ve been together a full 12 months on April 8th coming up. And I haven’t tried impulsively breaking up with him in about 7-8 months at least. Don’t get me wrong I still have impulses to do that due to my BPD traits but I’ve managed to stop that particular behavior.

I’m still working on the whole other impulsive stuff like not quitting or applying for jobs impulsively. Etc. and college.

Idk my point I guess is that it is possible to change the tendency to act impulsively. It takes a lot of work and a lot of consciously continually choosing to act opposite your urges over a very long period of time but eventually it gets easier and more natural.

I’d say maybe start with making a rule where if you want to impulsively change therapists or quit therapy try journaling about it it may make the urge less intense
Thanks for the advice. I always use journaling as like a coping mechanism, but I never had thought of it in that way, as in a strategy to create space between me and the impulse. That's a great way of looking at it, honestly. I think there's a book out there called "Thinking, Fast and Slow" that talks about the type of "slow" thinking that is required for skillful decision making. All I know is I need to slow down when I make decisions. But it's really hard. Anyway...
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 05:21 AM
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I changed the RAM on my laptop by myself! It's up to 16gb now from 12gb, I will install the other when I change my battery this weekend, I just wanted to check and make sure I installed it correctly before putting both sticks of ram in and I need to open it up to put the new battery in anyway soon so why not. Once this is done I'll have 32gb total of ram and a new battery by this weekend And all done myself
Isn't it an awesome feeling like changing the RAM and stuff yourself? I always felt that way when I used to do it with my old computer. It felt useful. Haha.
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 05:57 AM
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Anyone know how to build concentration? I feel like I cannot focus on anything in particular.
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 06:51 AM
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Isn't it an awesome feeling like changing the RAM and stuff yourself? I always felt that way when I used to do it with my old computer. It felt useful. Haha.
Yeah it is! I feel pretty proud of myself lol I never even thought I’d be able to do it. I kept debating back and forth whether or not to bring it in to a shop but doing it myself saved me a lot of money and it feels good having a new skill
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 06:53 AM
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Anyone know how to build concentration? I feel like I cannot focus on anything in particular.
For myself the main thing that helps is a consistent meditation routine. For me that means at least 20 minutes of meditation daily. And also putting my phone in a drawer or in another room if I need to focus on something else, those are the things that help me. I think there are studies that show that just having your phone in a visible location to you can reduce your ability to focus on what you’re doing
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 01:50 PM
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Next weekend's violin lesson is paid for. My violin teacher is visiting family this weekend and coming week so my next lesson will be the weekend of the 23rd. Need to practice.

I spent some time outside in the sun for the vitamin D and mood boosting effects.
Talked to my bf on the phone for an hour and a half before he went to work.

Applied for a job to Petsmart again

Other than that not much going on. I meditated for 25 minutes this morning. Kind of feeling anxious, and discociated now as I usually get in the afternoons. But I'm gonna try coloring and drawing and see if that helps
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 01:54 PM
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The rest of my requests are in at the library so I can walk there tomorrow and pick them up after I run some errands

I started reading The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 05:05 PM
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Sitting here waiting on brownies to bake. This is the recipe I used. They’re extremely decadent. It’s from the cafe Delites website. I’ve used this one before. Out of every brownie recipe I’ve ever tried making this was always number one.

INGREDIENTS
1 cup 8oz/240g unsalted butter, melted and cooled
2 tablespoons (30ml) vegetable oil
1 1/4 cups (9oz/260g) white sugar
1 cup (7oz/200g) packed light brown sugar
4 (2oz/57g each) large eggs, at room temperature
1 tablespoon (15ml) pure vanilla extract
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup (3.5oz/130g) all purpose flour
1 cup (3.5oz/100g) good quality, unsweetened cocoa powder
7 oz (200g) roughly chopped chocolate or large chocolate chips
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 05:06 PM
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I colored for awhile and it did a good job at relieving stress. And I read for about an hour and that helped too. Now obviously baking is helping cause it’s fun to bake. And I took a shower and feel good now
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 05:09 PM
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So tonight I’ll have fresh brownies with some coffee , and play some videogames and watch some anime
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 05:11 PM
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Oh one thing I’ve been doing a lot especially when I’m outside walking is that 54321 senses grounding technique. It’s actually helped when I started dissociating outside
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Old Mar 14, 2024, 05:27 PM
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For myself the main thing that helps is a consistent meditation routine. For me that means at least 20 minutes of meditation daily. And also putting my phone in a drawer or in another room if I need to focus on something else, those are the things that help me. I think there are studies that show that just having your phone in a visible location to you can reduce your ability to focus on what you’re doing
Yeah I totally fail at the phone thing. It distracts me so much.

Meditation is something I have done consistently for a while but I want to get back into it.

And I also realized that getting poor quality sleep does not help my concentration. Anyway.
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Anyone know how to build concentration? I feel like I cannot focus on anything in particular.
Psychedelic overdoses, dissociative panic attacks, rebuilding my whole life and mind from scratch, and constantly focusing on my heart beats for half decade.

I can now watch 3 hour videos without pause.

Oh and taking ADHD med as prescribed.

So the key is to increase mindfulness - BB is right that meditation helps greatly.
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Old Mar 15, 2024, 04:57 AM
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Good morning, plan on practicing ukulele and violin a lot today. And cleaning cause my apartment is kind of a mess. Listening to the song Playing God by Polyphia. I didn’t go to sleep last night. Pulled an all nighter. I’ll go to sleep tonight. I stayed up because I wanted to spend some time with my bf after he got off work. He gets off work at 2:30am. So we watched a couple episodes of Naruto over FaceTime. He’s going to the car dealership to buy a car today. So that will be helpful for him and for us because it will be easier for us to visit eachother. That way when I’m down there we have transportation to go where we want. I’ll most likely fly down there in a few months. And we’ll just go back and forth visiting eachother till we get stuff together and figure things out about moving in together eventually. That will be awhile because we’re both getting our lives together right now. But yeah I think we’re good for eachother. We motivate eachother to do better. He recently got back on his feet after staying at a friends house for some time. He was saving money while working to get an apartment. He just got the apartment last week so that’s good. And now he’ll have the car. He has some job security now that he’s gonna be full time then eventually in the union there. So eventually his schedule will be a little more normal and not working till the middle of the night/morning. A couple more weeks and we’ll have been together a full year. I miss spending time with him in person (we went to the same high school). But we’re long distance this past year. It hasn’t been easy but I think it’s worth it for sure.
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Old Mar 15, 2024, 07:11 AM
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Funnily enough, I find that when I post consistently on this forum, or at least empty my mind of the thoughts that fill the void somehow, I can focus better. Anyway, so, the journaling technique works. I find it even better when I can actually talk to someone who understands, like here, but the journaling technique works very well as well.
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Old Mar 15, 2024, 07:13 AM
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Psychedelic overdoses, dissociative panic attacks, rebuilding my whole life and mind from scratch, and constantly focusing on my heart beats for half decade.

I can now watch 3 hour videos without pause.

Oh and taking ADHD med as prescribed.

So the key is to increase mindfulness - BB is right that meditation helps greatly.

That is awesome that you can watch 3 hour videos without pause. I aspire to be like that honestly. I cannot watch a movie through. I guess, unless, my girlfriend kind of tells me I have to or something like that. Ha.
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Old Mar 15, 2024, 07:46 AM
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Funnily enough, I find that when I post consistently on this forum, or at least empty my mind of the thoughts that fill the void somehow, I can focus better. Anyway, so, the journaling technique works. I find it even better when I can actually talk to someone who understands, like here, but the journaling technique works very well as well.
Glad it helps you! It helps me too. Both journaling and posting on here. Even if I am talking to myself 75% of the time lol it still feels good to get things on your mind out
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That is awesome that you can watch 3 hour videos without pause. I aspire to be like that honestly. I cannot watch a movie through. I guess, unless, my girlfriend kind of tells me I have to or something like that. Ha.
I’m the same way. The only way I can watch something straight through without pausing a million times and getting distracted by tons of random things is when I’m watching something with my bf because it’s kind of an accountability thing. I’m obviously not gonna randomly start pausing our shows and movies we watch together a bunch of times throughout and going down random rabbit holes online or whatever. I feel like watching something with someone is the best way for me to actually focus on something all the way through.

I literally can’t watch a 20 minute show by myself without getting distracted and pausing and coming back 5-6 times etc
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Old Mar 15, 2024, 07:52 AM
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Hey guys I read your posts just don’t have much to say.

I’m doing good. Eight days sober. I increased my escitalopram last week and I feel good. Happy even. I feel together.

Course going well. I have three quizzes left but I have to wait until I get access to do them. Course ends near the end of April. Then I have to do another exam with this association to get the proper certification documentation for this one course. I have to do that for each of the three courses then I’m certified.

After that I have my insurance course to work on and study. Should be done that around… August or so. I have to take the exam between mid July to mid September. The study group runs from May until August.

Then! I’ll probably sign up for the winter term for the second risk management course.

So I should have both certifications by sometime next year. Three courses each.

I’m excited for the future. Advancing my career.

Only thing is I’m recovering from an ear infection and I have swollen lymph nodes under my chin. It makes me worried a bit and I have to keep an eye on it because I’m worried sarcoidosis is back. I don’t want to have another necrotic lymph node that needs surgery to remove it. Hoping for the best.

Still waiting for biopsy results for the lump on my arm. Should be in a couple weeks. Maybe they’ll have to remove it. I have one on my face too. Idk what they’ll do.

But I’m optimistic. Happy. Doing good.

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I’m the same way. The only way I can watch something straight through without pausing a million times and getting distracted by tons of random things is when I’m watching something with my bf because it’s kind of an accountability thing. I’m obviously not gonna randomly start pausing our shows and movies we watch together a bunch of times throughout and going down random rabbit holes online or whatever. I feel like watching something with someone is the best way for me to actually focus on something all the way through.

I literally can’t watch a 20 minute show by myself without getting distracted and pausing and coming back 5-6 times etc

Omg I’m always on my phone when I’m watching something. I can’t focus on one thing.

Only thing I can focus on without looking at my phone is a war documentary lol.

I can’t watch YouTube because I’m constantly distracted. And I can’t listen to audiobooks either.

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Hey guys I read your posts just don’t have much to say.

I’m doing good. Eight days sober. I increased my escitalopram last week and I feel good. Happy even. I feel together.

Course going well. I have three quizzes left but I have to wait until I get access to do them. Course ends near the end of April. Then I have to do another exam with this association to get the proper certification documentation for this one course. I have to do that for each of the three courses then I’m certified.

After that I have my insurance course to work on and study. Should be done that around… August or so. I have to take the exam between mid July to mid September. The study group runs from May until August.

Then! I’ll probably sign up for the winter term for the second risk management course.

So I should have both certifications by sometime next year. Three courses each.

I’m excited for the future. Advancing my career.

Only thing is I’m recovering from an ear infection and I have swollen lymph nodes under my chin. It makes me worried a bit and I have to keep an eye on it because I’m worried sarcoidosis is back. I don’t want to have another necrotic lymph node that needs surgery to remove it. Hoping for the best.

Still waiting for biopsy results for the lump on my arm. Should be in a couple weeks. Maybe they’ll have to remove it. I have one on my face too. Idk what they’ll do.

But I’m optimistic. Happy. Doing good.

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Glad things are going well!

I hope your results aren’t bad with the biopsy

I have a rash on my neck that’s been persistant the past couple weeks. It’s fairly small, and it’s like really dry patch of skin that’s red. It doesn’t really itch or anything but I do have a habit of rubbing that area off when im anxious. Idk what it is, I looked online and it could be several things. Exzcema , psoriasis , stress etc. I am hoping it’s nothing to worry about.
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Omg I’m always on my phone when I’m watching something. I can’t focus on one thing.

Only thing I can focus on without looking at my phone is a war documentary lol.

I can’t watch YouTube because I’m constantly distracted. And I can’t listen to audiobooks either.

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Yeah I got a Rubik’s cube for this purpose and it helps a bit but doesn’t solve it entirely. I know there’s various fidget toys available, this is the only one I’ve tried so far and it works a bit. Like I have to be doing something with my hands. While I’m watching something or listening to something otherwise I can’t focus at all. But in general I still am regularly pausing and getting distracted at least 6-8 times during a show even if it’s only 20 minutes. If it’s longer than an hour chances are I’ll start it and never get back to it. And start another show or movie then get distracted and never get back to that and on and on
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I’ve been up for 26 hours. I always regret this when I do this these all nighters, my morning meds are kicking in and I just feel like my brain is melting
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Paid for my next two violin lessons
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I went to a special community meal downstairs the building put on for tenants, it was to show appreciation for the building passing inspection and tenants doing good and partly for St. Patrick's Day
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