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Cake day: June 30th, 2023

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  • Dating is not fun. It wasn’t fun in my 20s. And if I had to do it in my mid thirties, God have mercy on my soul.

    The only advice I can give you is to put yourself in situations where you meet people. You don’t have to go out looking for a relationship to find it.

    I think its better to just find like minded people to do activities with, and eventually you will find someone who likes you, and you mesh with.

    The road to that place is long and sucks ass, but you’ll get there.

    As for the suicidal ideation, I’ve also been there. Go out and exercise, and touch the grass, socialize with other people, and if you drink, stop doing it so much. But, also, get enough sleep! That is easier said than done, I know.

    Once I started getting enough sleep, trying to set a bedtime for myself, and if necessary, drug myself with sleep aids to go to sleep, my suicidal ideation pretty much disappeared.

    Now, if you do all that and you’re still having suicidal ideation, see a therapist if you can. Best of luck, life is hard.











  • It sounds like your partner isn’t willing to meet you halfway. Relationships are about compromise, which you are trying to do. She does not seem to be willing to compromise in the other direction, and understand that you have what is essentially a disability. I also have adhd, and it sometimes causes issues in my relationship. But my partner and I both try really hard to compromise and be supportive of eachother. Your partner is not doing that. You might consider having a frank conversation about how she isn’t reciprocating to your needs, and expects you to do what she wants only. That’s not a healthy relationship.