It is a good thing I'm a heartless ice queen... otherwise those comments might have gotten to me on the previous post. This is an opinion....venting....exagerations...etc. get over it.
My main problem with school right now is the student body. The MAJORITY (since i apparently have to state a statistic so people don't just assume I mean the whole student body) is so wrapped up in their social standing or their boyfriend/ girlfriend they are forgetting what really matters...which is what is ahead. Since multiple people have told me to update...i decided to. And also since multiple people have left negative comments I have decided to MAKE this personal....
I have been told recently by the majority of the student body that i am "concieted", "fat", "arrogant", "starving for attention", "self-absorbed"....oh how the list goes on, so this post is directed to those of you who find that to ring true:
Today I was diagnosed by a psychologist. I didn't want to talk about this or think about this, but maybe its better than the person you FIND me to be:
I have dysthymia, first episode major depression, and possible bipolar dissorder. In lamemans terms: I'm messed up, pesamistic, insecure, and hate myself. Quite the opposite of what was listed above.
I find it amusing how no matter what you loose... you try to be outgoing...your trying to be cool and trying to stand out. You try to be reserved... you get looked over and no one notices you. Well, I'm just being myself (which according to the diagnosis I don't even know what that is). I'm leaving this town in three months...think what you wish...i am who i am.
OTHER THINGS YOU CAN SAY ABOUT ME THAT ARE ACTUALLY TRUE:
- I cheated on my boyfriend
- I once thought I was pregnant ... and it wouldn't have been Marks
- I can't sleep by myself and I'm afraid of the dark
- I used to make myself throw up
- I know I'm fat, I don't think I'm popular or pretty... but if I lie maybe it will come true.
I'm sure that I can think of other stuff later, but that should keep you talking for a while. |