Comments on: What Is A Nervous Breakdown? Part I

By: Sister Wolf

Sister Wolf — Wed, 18 May 2016 04:38:27 +0000

Kellie – Wow, I just went through that epiphany along with you! Amazing. Me, I won’t give up my dream of needing that blanket. I can almost feel the breeze over the lake.

By: Sister Wolf

Sister Wolf — Wed, 18 May 2016 04:35:27 +0000

Suspended – Yes, that was my thought too, but it turns out there was no malware, even better, right??

Bevitron – HAHAHAHHA! I can see those halls, yes. I realized I wrote “Richard” when his name was actually Steven. (Richard was just an innocuous tech guy.) Steven is a piece of shit and I’m glad that for a while I called him “Maven” because I misheard him. As for Sean, he sneered that he had “been doing this for 15 years.” Screaming at people? Swindling people? Nut sure what “this” meant.

By: Kellie

Kellie — Wed, 18 May 2016 04:01:18 +0000

The aftermath of my breakdown goes like this:
I have always envisioned myself in a wheelchair, with a blanket over my lap and legs. On the grass, but near a lake, with a tree. Nice and quiet and pastoral. Someone will come to collect me when it is meal time. The rest of the time, I nap and convalesce and enjoy not dealing with anyone.
People come and visit me down by the lake, stopping by, really.

Like you, I have never had the luxury of having a breakdown. Or an addiction that prevented me from functioning and working. Or anything that kept me down longer than the flu. When my mom died, my dad got to go to pieces and remained like that-helped by rx meds-for 10 years.
I would actually rather be me.
That was a revealing post, to myself.
I would rather be me.
I think I have had a breakthrough moment. Thank you Sister. If you need a blanket for your knees, lemme know. I will swing through and visit you. You wont, though.
xxx

By: Bevitron

Bevitron — Tue, 17 May 2016 11:17:58 +0000

God almighty.
All I can say is, thank the abovementioned that you’re back – I was having Sister withdrawal, and I was all worried, too.

That part where you wished you could have a nervous breakdown? I have always felt that way; I could’ve written those first three paragraphs myself, only I picture myself with a self-administered haircut, wandering lost through pale blue halls with my flip-flops on the wrong feet.

I can not WAIT to read Part II. I’m terrified but still, I want to know about Richard in billing. Do you think Sean came to SiteLock that way, or did they train him?

By: Suspended

Suspended — Tue, 17 May 2016 09:52:14 +0000

Perhaps they gave you the malware…after all, it’s worth $300 to them 😉