Glad I’m not alone in my thinking, sometimes the brain can be a messed up place to reside!
@Warrior Chicken i took your advice and text a friend, left the house and went to watch a film. Must say it was nice to get out, felt like I’d done a lot more than I’d actually had! Anyway nice to have a reminder to actually live.
Everything feels like a rollercoaster at the moment. Not sure what’s unsettled my routine so much. I have a few ideas, but gunna have to let this just ride out I suppose. I hate having emotions at times, it reminds me that I am actually a human and not someone who can just ‘get on with it’. My brains way of saying ‘oy you will listen to me and pay attention to what’s happened’. Otherwise I would be walking around in a state of oblivious fake happiness I suppose. I need to face the past, but at what point do I need to draw a line under it and move on. Perhaps when I can get past the point of avoiding people for months at a time.
So Dear Brain, if you can me a wee heads up of what be bothering you and I can get to work on it. Or don’t and I will eventually work it out I guess. Things are gunna have to change, canny be letting people down as much as I have been, you’ll get me fired. Also friendless, which would be a sucker for you as I know you’d be bored within a couple of months. So I am implementing behavioural activation mode (which I know you hate) and starting from morning we will be starting routine again, until you can bothered to do it yourself, on your own, without making it feel like brushing my teeth is the biggest task in the whole wide world. on the plus side we will also do fun things, like eat pizza and watch films, not all is bad under the new regime.
Oh and you will be seeing real life people at least once a week, even if that is in a shop.