Wednesday, March 2, 2022

 

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    Posted Today, 06:27 AM

    will update properly tomorrow maybe, but yesterday i got way too high and spiraled into a panic attack and honestly? i feel like im still recovering lmao. i barely picked up my friend from the airport (after the anxiety/panic), they apparently didn't hear me saying that im high as a kite and thats why im acting weird. so then we spent an entire evening of me not being able to curate myself properly which leads to my natural emotionless//monotone way of being taking over. so i made them feel super uncomfortable, i think. then i repeated that im high which prompted a, "OOOOHHH SO THATS WHATS HAPPENING!" from them.

     

    super embarrassed that i wasted one of three evenings with a friend i haven't seen or rly talked to in over a year like that.

     

    had my psych appt today and had a mild breakdown in front of her. i do feel a bit miserable, for no real reason.

    what she said re evaluation was that 1) she agrees that i 'probably' don't have bipolar (i am diagnosed with bipolar, but i told them i think i was misdiagnosed hence ^. the evaluation was really more of a re-evaluation in general), 2) she evaluated me for adhd too and said i fit some criteria but not enough and that what i think of problems associated w adhd are better explained by 3) i got diagnosed with schizoid and borderline personality disorder.

     

    so that's interesting ig. she is referring me for longterm therapy + she said she's also, in her referral, recommending group therapy once im comfortable in norwegian (all the groups are in norwegian). i was kinda still crying from the stress/breakdown thing and reacted quite strongly to this, "how exactly do u find group therapy recommendable for me?!" and she explained that personality formed around broken relations is healed by working on better/healthy relations. which makes sense ig?

     

    idk what i make of the diagnoses. they do make sense. schizoid specifically -- from what i read on wikipedia and what she explained lmao. ig borderline kinda makes sense? what she said yes, but i guess i have some preconceptions specifically by way of knowing a borderline person and his behavior compared to mine is quite different. but that's my problem rly, of course each person experiences stuff differently and there's different things at play. was a lil surprised tho ngl. but yea, no, what she said abt it and me did make a lot of sense.

     

    now im feeling shitty -- this rly may be just some leftover weed thing? ive literally never experienced a come down from weed wtf lmao is this even a thing.

     

    but im feeling very stressed -- im currently researching for a meeting at 5. i meet my friend at 4:30, they r coming to my meeting w me, then we'll go meet another friend and spend the evening together so that should be nice. part of the reason for my mini-breakdown is just the fact that i cannot prioritize and i keep extending myself too much -- i don't say no to people and people keep needing me but then i also need to do daily life chores etc and on top of that deal with my own bullshit in my own time and it just sometimes gets overwhelming. i feel super shitty for sending off my friend (i mean they wanted to go to that museum anyway but still) to do the preparatory event stuff when they r here for only 3 days. but whatever, dealing.


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      Posted Today, 08:45 AM

      yeah i think diagnosing two whole personality disorders in one meeting is kind of weird tbh. but also i'm diagnosed autistic (which would preclude schizoid personality disorder) and have been misdxed bpd before specifically as a way to discredit me so maybe i'm biased
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