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[rayeli]

DisorderYour ScoreMajor Depression:ModerateDysthymia:Extremely HighBipolar Disorder:SlightCyclothymia:Slight-ModerateSeasonal Affective Disorder:High-ModeratePostpartum Depression:N/ATake the Depression Test

The depression experienced in dysthymia sufferers tends appear almost as a personality trait. They tend to be self-critical and negative,

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Re: Ms. UnSmiley

[rayeli]

Oh, same. I'm afraid it comes off as rude or that people might think I'm an abused teenager or something (goodness, I'm not). It doesn't help that I'm closed off and awkward with conversations at work.

I generally lighten up around friends, though. Which is a VERY good thing. At least, I hope I did around you ff

Re: Ms. UnSmiley

[rayeli]

I was so nervous on that car ride you had no idea, but eventually it went away after a while. Might have been the activan. It'd explain why I was so passive around the guys in costumes in Universal Studios, but I couldn't help worrying about you either.

SAME I was a hyperactive little thing who wouldn't shut up unless you gave me a lollipop. And then puberty happened :(

STOP BEING ME, DAMMIT.

[tsu_yagami]

I took this test and got extremely high in every one of them. :<
it's fixed I tell ya's.

[rayeli]

I like how they come up with detailed results with just a single page of questions. PRETTY SUSPICIOUS.

PS Do not let the internet touch you, it is not a licensed doctor.

[tsu_yagami]

A great way to make people feel even more paranoid over what they think they got. -3-

And it's hands are cold. D:

[rayeli]

I wonder if it's even possible to get N/A on every single one of the disorders

Kowalski is not a licensed scientist either. Don't let him touch you, Julien.