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I started taking Prozac, an SSRI, a little over two months ago, and it has substantially changed my life for the better.
For context: my whole life, from as early as I can remember, I’ve been walking around with this constant dark cloud hanging over me—a persistent feeling of unease. I worried about everything, big and small, and was always riddled with anxiety. It felt like I was playing life on hard mode.
On top of that, I struggled with OCD. I’d get trapped in relentless loops of rumination, my mind torturing me with rapid, negative thoughts that I couldn’t shut off. Even a simple conversation with a friend could spiral me into hours of anxiety.
It had become so normal for me that I just learned to live with it, and despite everything, I managed to stay productive and focused. When locked in, I felt unstoppable. But day-to-day, something still felt off. I’d have moments of peace, but that dark cloud always crept back. That motherfucker LOL
I started therapy three years ago, which helped me make big strides in understanding myself and developing skills to cope. But the thoughts never fully stopped. I for sure made incredible progress, but I still felt stuck.
My family has a history of taking antidepressants, but I’d always been scared to try them—probably just my anxiety trying to avoid change. And speaking of change, I was worried they’d change me, dull my drive, or take away the parts of me that make me…me. But eventually, I reached a point where I needed to do something different.
After years of considering it, I finally decided to try Prozac, following my therapist’s recommendation. And to put it simply: it worked like magic for me 🪄
I feel happier, more focused, and less burdened. Life now feels fuller, richer, and I have a sense of gratitude and motivation I’ve never had before. My confidence is at an all-time high, I speak my mind more and no longer feel the constant need for everyone’s approval. That endless need for validation? Basically gone.
I still get worried and anxious—I’m still human, LOL—but the feelings fade quickly. I still experience all my emotions, but now they’re under control. I still feel like me—just a better, more balanced me.
I’m sharing this because if any of this resonates with you, I encourage you to give therapy a shot, pick up new hobbies, and work on yourself however you can. But if you reach a point where it feels like you’ve hit a wall, consider talking to a healthcare professional about medication options.
Honestly, fuck the stigma—mental health and chemical imbalances aren’t talked about enough. If this message helps even ONE person find the relief I’ve found, that’s a major W.
And keep in mind, just because this worked for me doesn’t mean it will work for everybody. We’re all different and have different brains 🧠 but hey, it’s worth looking into imo
This is my longest tweet ever, lmao. Thanks for reading 😂❤️ And good luck to anyone out there on your own path to improvement—you got this! Life is fucking awesome, and you deserve to enjoy it 🙂
- Cenzo
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