limner of what?!- these are attempts to sum up where i'm at at any point on the wave. not doing anything lately. not doing anything because I have long covid.
@brokenbarpublic the possibility it's a platelet disorder makes sense to me in its most consistent symptoms, and then that it alters neurotransmitters makes sense why there's this slow-roll of evershifting neurological stuff.
@brokenbarpublic wow, I hope this gets some confirmation if it's the situation, It'd be great to know this is what's going on. My changing versions of being stuck in the same ditch do make me think that there are new waves of "something" and I've undeniably had clots and no end to froth pee.
@DWDDWW last night I dreamt a giant biker, leader of his gang, was a DBZ fan and had taken the name "kameha kameha" without knowing about the historical king. he effortlessly tore the hood of my car off.
@ianlcohen Archers of Loaf were so balanced and energetic live, sonic stage presence. I was disappointed it didn't come through on their recordings for me.
@BellevueWACrime@FactoriaLLS thank you for performing this service, the BPD eliminated its own blotter and most transparency as to local conditions. it's nice to know what our tax dollars are doing for a change.
@Evan64m it's true, dwelling in and nursing ego-injury makes you uglier than anything physically going on. If you can let it go, you instantly shed anxiety and get out of negative thought-loops. That said, if you have a gnarly wart or mole on your face, have it taken off.
@Evan64m it's optional to be hung up on bodily looks, under normal circumstances don't have to look at it if you don't want to. Just keep your body healthy so you can keep living for the things that interest you, and share that enthusiasm with with others. no one will care how you look.
@Evan64m take this kind of thinking as evidence that you're depressed, note how often it crops up involuntarily, and you can track where you are in the cycle of a depressive episode. Just like we can't hold onto happiness, neither can despair persist- do nothing, give it time to go away.
@PaasoMinna I had experience with this in loved ones with Pick's Disease, an older name for an earlier-onset variety of FTD. Obviously, he can't be trusted with access to accounts or other things you can't afford to lose, but once that phase is past, all you can do is love him as he goes.