It felt like a hypomanic phase is about to/has start(ed). At least it did. I was so "high" this morning and now I just want the day to end. I hate the way that happens. It just fizzles out, like that, nothing.
I spent a good part of my day worrying about a friend who is suicidal. I've been chatting with people who know her on and off throughout the day, and even called her office to get some information. She's fine. Or as fine as I'm able to know. But you know what? I'm pissed.
I don't know if I'm pissed that my so-called mania didn't escalate and keep hold (maybe I was just in a really good mood for a short time?), or if I'm mad at my friend for trying to take her own life, or if I'm mad at myself because I really didn't try to stop her (because deep inside, I still kind of get her wanting an "out"), maybe it's partially that I hate when other people bring me down when I am up, and on and on she goes.
I think it's time to remove myself from the filth that is bad relationships. Relationships gone sour, if you will. It can't be healthy for my mental well being. It's not healthy for anyone's mental well being, but when you have a mental illness, it's that much worse.
"My heart is open. I speak with loving words."
--Louise L. Hay
I want to get there. To that place. The place where I can speak in a positive manner and banish the negative.




I'm with you on the hypomanic morning and then it just fizzling away and being bitter about that. I feel like I lost out on something magical. Hoping your friend got the help she needed
ReplyDeleteI get fizzles. As fast as it comes it goes. I won't lie, I love that feeling.
ReplyDeleteFor me, other people's moods really rub off on me. I'm not sure how to shield
myself from that.
We are a work in progress friend xoxo
i wanted to tell you that I love the quote you included here. and Im reading and have subscribed. *HUG*
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