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Post by Krazy4pink on Apr 1, 2018 22:47:40 GMT
Must... not.. let... ex. back.. into. life. must.. resist but she got sooo hot but she's a terrible person. but nobody else makes me laugh like she does WHY YOU DO THIS TO ME. GTFO
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Post by heehawes on Apr 2, 2018 1:16:45 GMT
Must... not.. let... ex. back.. into. life. must.. resist but she got sooo hot but she's a terrible person. but nobody else makes me laugh like she does WHY YOU DO THIS TO ME. GTFO Be strong. <3
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Post by alrightsir on Apr 2, 2018 10:00:24 GMT
Sometimes it's so hard to let people make mistakes because in no other way they will learn something. And it's hard to see someone not going on a route which he would benefit from so much because of lacking of proactivity and yet-not-aquired tools how to properly manage life. I hear ya. What's up? You know what's hard? I work really focused on my goals and I archieve them. I know how to get there and even if it' s tough I will be so pleased and happy if I get to my dreams and the feeling of being able to accomplish something is rewarding. But I expect people to think like me and it's not easy to accept that some people don't do it that fluently. And it makes me stressed to see them not giving any effort and at the end they usually blame life for not "making it" while it's clearly them not doing anything. But I don't wanna be on the high horse saying "you should do this do that", everybody needs to carry their own weight and put it down but damn it's hard to sit through.
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Post by pumpkinshoes on Apr 2, 2018 11:41:58 GMT
Babe. It doesn't change who you are and it can't take any of your dreams away. Remember that ♥ Is it because of you back? I don't even wanna know what different things I'm made of because as it is now it doesn't matter really because I manage social life and work life perfectly - so it feels more than a strength than a weakness. I had lunch with three of my closest colleagues and one of them started talking about ADHD and the two three different sorts of them, or whatever. And I just joked about yeah I probably have a little bit of all of them, and one of them goes, "yeah, but it's most common with xxx". And I'm like, wow okay she agreed, okay, hm, I knew it but anyway, felt just... weird. Is there anyone that doesn't have something? And if it is, that person probably has a boring and rotten soul. Lol. Sorry not meaning to spit on normal people. But what I'm trying to say, you're perfect and don't let anything or anyone make you believe anything else. Thank you sweetie <3 I know it doesn't change who I am, but there's so much stigma around being "disabled" or "uføre" as we say in Norwegian, the word "uføre" has become a term of abuse, and people become suspicious of the ones having invisible disabilities, especially since I'm so young. It just isn't acceptable for young people being ill, or in need of becoming "ufør", unless you have a serious handicap/bodily dysfunction, or have a serious brain damage, or a debilitating mental illness (like schizophrenia or certain personality disorders). My ADHD wasn't "serious enough", neither was my ED, so they refused my application of getting "young benefit", even if I was ill with things before the age of 26 (my disc hernia happened when I was 24), so I have never had the opportunity to earn enough to work my way up, so therefore I was granted minimum wage based on my income I had in 2009; a part time job at the grocery store. There has been an on going debate about this system in the media lately (more say the past 4 years), - targeting the young ones (meaning people under 30 years old) and the current system has been up for discussion multiple times already by the politicians and, saying that something needs to change because people think it is "easy" to get social benefits, like they believe one can just walk up to the counter and claim it without any documentation. Trust me, it is everything but easy, and my illnesses are well documented, I mean, I would get disapproved if my illness wasn't bad enough. There was a long process before I could even send in the application, and I have waited since the end of December last year before I got my final approval. The requirements are for one - everything work-related needs to be tried out through NAV (the name of the social security), and I have been through a lot, and it only made me worse. My dysfunction also has to be as least 50%, which it has been since 2009. And, the process also includes assessments by professionals, my adviser in the system had to get my case approved before she could even go further with my case, and that's the way it should be. Every option has been tried, so there was no other choice for me, otherwise I would end up losing my income permanently within the next two years. They changed the system last year, meaning people under 30 were forced into activities from NAV, and last year I had to participate in several job related courses, but I ended up becoming so ill I had to go inpatient for 3 weeks. People also tend to think we who receive money from NAV become rich (trust me, I am not) I have trouble enough as it is already to make ends meet. The media only fuels up the debate regarding getting disability checks, and the social security system in Norway, and the comments on debates are filled with SO MUCH hate towards people being so unfortunate to end up in this system, and I fear people will think that I am just a lazy piece of shit who refuses to work, and live off the taxes everybody else pays to make this welfare system remain up and running. Sadly some people actually do take advantage of the welfare system, because they are lazy. So therefore, me, and several others, even if we have been approved, we are still the ones who end up with suspicion. There have been cases of serious frauds/scams of social benefits, so bad that certain people got away with several 100k NOK a year because they lied and made up false stories, (mostly frauds of child support money) but thankfully some of them ended up being prosecuted. But that doesn't help at all. It still happens, and I am afraid of telling people I am disabled because I fear they will judge or accuse me for abusing the system, since, after all, I manage to remain functional most of the time, and yes I am able to leave my house and go shopping every now and then, but that doesn't mean I am well.. I promise you, some of the comments on debates are filled with so much hatred towards us, and I should be wise to stay away from reading them. Trust me, I would give anything to be functional again, and be able to work and earn my own money like everybody else. I am very sad this is how things ended for me, I need some time to let this sink in. Luckily it doesn't mean "forever" even if I was granted benefits for 40 years - I am not giving up hope on becoming better. I refuse to live with this pain for the rest of my life. So yes, it is mainly because of my back problems, amongst other things. Yep, everybody has something they struggle with, and sadly some people push themselves too hard to the point they become ill because of how fucked up the expectations are today about being a superhuman. Sorry about the long text, but thank you for reading. <3 I completely know where you're coming from Maren. I'm in a similar situation - being young and chronically ill living on very small social benefits since I never got to work full time before I got sick. I haven't been granted permanent disability, right now I have my disability support secured for one year forward. That's what I've gotten for the most part during the past 3 years, except for the previous application before my current one, when they only granted me 6 months even though my doctor wrote the medical certificate for one year. The insurance company doctor just thought that since there has been some improvement they want to see if I'm well enough in 6 months, even though it was completely clear to me and my doctor I would not be. Nice little human experiment there. The insecurity you have to live in never knowing if you will get approved or not is awful. Not to mention how it feels having to think about every purchase you make and not having that feeling of control and satisfaction you get when you earn your own money and the freedom that comes with it. So even though I can totally understand the mixed feeling you have and the disappointment of life not turning out how you expected - the good part is that you now don't have the worry and put energy on filing applications every six months or 10 months. Instead you know you have SOME income even though it's small and you can put all your energy on doing things that make you feel good. That's why it is so fcked up when people don't get any disability even though they need it, the stress that it causes makes recovery almost impossible so it's so counterproductive from an economic point of view as well (not to speak of the humane point of view). I also get the stigma and shame that comes with being on disability. I myself haven't felt any suspicion regarding taking advantage of the system. But I have felt definitely had feelings (and still have even though not as strongly) of being less worthy than others because I can't work and do a lot of things that other people can. In our culture and society where you really are expected to be a super human and your identity is very much built by DOING things, it really is so so hard when you for one reason or another just can't. You feel really left out of society and disconnected from everyone else. But I want to fight this and I want to change our culture. Even though I don't always feel it I know that me and everyone else's worth does NOT come from achievements or looks etc. Most people feel inadequate in relation to society's ideals and expectations and it causes a lot of suffering. But we can stand up to it and find our own ways to live a full life. Sending you lot's of love Maren, we'll find our ways. <3
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valerio23
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Post by valerio23 on Apr 2, 2018 19:08:17 GMT
I was thinking about some of the old songs that I wrote and a thing came back to my mind. When I've understand and accept the real me, or rather, when I've accepted the fact to be Valerio (like three years ago), I was scared cause I thought that I wasn't able anymore to write songs but I didn't realize that I was the same person, just with a different name. Well, at that moment I've written "You and Me" and I've cried, cause for the first time I wrote as Valerio. And I'm remembering that, and I'm happy to be here now, and I'm also happy to don't be scared anymore of me. <3
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Post by Dani on Apr 2, 2018 20:01:17 GMT
I hear ya. What's up? You know what's hard? I work really focused on my goals and I archieve them. I know how to get there and even if it' s tough I will be so pleased and happy if I get to my dreams and the feeling of being able to accomplish something is rewarding. But I expect people to think like me and it's not easy to accept that some people don't do it that fluently. And it makes me stressed to see them not giving any effort and at the end they usually blame life for not "making it" while it's clearly them not doing anything. But I don't wanna be on the high horse saying "you should do this do that", everybody needs to carry their own weight and put it down but damn it's hard to sit through. I just wrote about this a few pages back or in one of the other similar threads. I know exactly and you are a smart guy and know everything I'm about to say already but here it is anyway. It's about your different personalities. I assume you're talking about your bf (?). He will always be this way unless he does something about it himself. I don't think it will help if you try to encourage him. Maybe for a short while but not in the long run. It's on him. And you have to ask yourself if you can stop being annoyed by it and accept your differences in this, or not. It's such a big turnoff to feel like you're a parent to your partner. I'm glad you haven't gone that way yet. If your relationship won't die, your sex life will. Have you imagined yourself with someone just like you? What would that be like and would you be happier with that? I believe that anything can work with some effort. Only, the question is if it's worth it or not.
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Post by Dani on Apr 2, 2018 20:05:17 GMT
I was thinking about some of the old songs that I wrote and a thing came back to my mind. When I've understand and accept the real me, or rather, when I've accepted the fact to be Valerio (like three years ago), I was scared cause I thought that I wasn't able anymore to write songs but I didn't realize that I was the same person, just with a different name. Well, at that moment I've written "You and Me" and I've cried, cause for the first time I wrote as Valerio. And I'm remembering that, and I'm happy to be here now, and I'm also happy to don't be scared anymore of me. <3 How old are you? Reading your posts reminds me so much of myself when I was younger. You have many deep thoughts and a lot of emotions and you appreciate even the smallest things. Don't ever change that part of yourself
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valerio23
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Post by valerio23 on Apr 2, 2018 20:21:03 GMT
I was thinking about some of the old songs that I wrote and a thing came back to my mind. When I've understand and accept the real me, or rather, when I've accepted the fact to be Valerio (like three years ago), I was scared cause I thought that I wasn't able anymore to write songs but I didn't realize that I was the same person, just with a different name. Well, at that moment I've written "You and Me" and I've cried, cause for the first time I wrote as Valerio. And I'm remembering that, and I'm happy to be here now, and I'm also happy to don't be scared anymore of me. <3 How old are you? Reading your posts reminds me so much of myself when I was younger. You have many deep thoughts and a lot of emotions and you appreciate even the smallest things. Don't ever change that part of yourself Thank you Dani ❤️ I'm 21 (turning on 22 between some days 🙈). I'm an emotional person and I think that the emotions are the best things of a human, so, I'll never change or forgot that part of me ❤️
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Post by Dani on Apr 2, 2018 20:32:24 GMT
How old are you? Reading your posts reminds me so much of myself when I was younger. You have many deep thoughts and a lot of emotions and you appreciate even the smallest things. Don't ever change that part of yourself Thank you Dani ❤️ I'm 21 (turning on 22 between some days 🙈). I'm an emotional person and I think that the emotions are the best things of a human, so, I'll never change or forgot that part of me ❤️ It is the best thing for sure ♥
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valerio23
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Post by valerio23 on Apr 2, 2018 20:34:19 GMT
Thank you Dani ❤️ I'm 21 (turning on 22 between some days 🙈). I'm an emotional person and I think that the emotions are the best things of a human, so, I'll never change or forgot that part of me ❤️ It is the best thing for sure ♥ Thank you so much Dani ❤️
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Post by Dani on Apr 3, 2018 18:48:56 GMT
Jeffrey sending me American horoscopes that freak me out every time.
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Post by Dani on Apr 4, 2018 7:46:20 GMT
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Post by heehawes on Apr 4, 2018 9:21:01 GMT
Jeffrey sending me American horoscopes that freak me out every time. Todays will be better. B+
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Post by Dani on Apr 4, 2018 11:07:17 GMT
Jeffrey sending me American horoscopes that freak me out every time. Todays will be better. B+ You meant to comment on my other post right? No, today won't be better. Pink hates me and life's over. I'm on her ignore list for sure now.
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Post by Dani on Apr 4, 2018 14:35:43 GMT
I'd really wanna see a graph of my mood swings during these two three days. I wanna frame it on my wall because it'd be the most insane thing every made in art history.
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