stumped for a subject line

[jessex]

For all my obscure and useless knowledge, I truly am a dumbass. Last night I got completely lost while trying to drive somewhere I've been to scores of times. I never did reach my destination, and it took me about an hour to find a recognizable highway so that I could at least return home. Is it possible to suffer dementia at age 20? Sometimes I

Comments

[out_2_lunch]

I wonder the same thing about dementia in myself. ;-)

[pickupmypieces]

I never see anyone over my breaks. I always mean to call my high school friends. We even chat beforehand and promise to call each other.But I never call them. And they never call me. It's sad, really. They were my best friends for years and years, and I've seen them maybe twice in the past year. You don't realize how hard it is to keep in touch until you're apart. Everyone always means to, but... yeah.

[pajama_man]

We have all had periods when we've felt down but I also wouldn't take medication.I think it's given out to easily by doctors just like it was halloween candy.I wouldn't tell anyone who has a bad case of depression not to take any medication but I still think that there are many who are taking them who shouldn't be on them.

[mister_perky]

What's really funny about that is I remember that entry you had a while back where you said your mom said something about "why are the nice ones always just your friends" and "you're lucky."

Now one of the nice ones is more than just your friend, and you seem happier on here (all I've got to go by; your entries just sound happier, to me, somehow) so thus I imagine you're coming off happier in general, so it seems like somehow you're going about your daily thing, noticably happier, and this increase in happiness has provoked "see a shrink" type concerns on their parts. Which seems totally weird and backward.

And yeah, I don't trust medications either. They seem to work by turning parts of your brain off, which I find quite scary.

[fujikujaku]

*hughughug*