Can’t catch a break

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Cake day: October 12th, 2023

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  • I think it happens often. Doesn’t make it right. I’m sorry she said something so hurtful to you.

    If you want advice or just to talk, message me. I will listen.

    Curious about the meaning of life? I don’t think we’re really assigned roles. We’re just kind of here. You can just do the minimum if you want, just securing food and shelter. Or you can choose to do more if you have the means. You have the freedom to assign your own meaning to your life. I find most people either pursue religion/spirituality, community service, knowledge, or pleasure.


  • I did. I do have sleep apnea, but it is mild. Mild enough that they’re hoping that fixing my bite will make the apnea go away. (My bite causes other problems so that would be a big win for me.) They will prescribe a CPAP if it’s not enough.

    I’m hoping I’ll respond to these treatments enough that we won’t need to dig any more, but I want to know just in case. It seems like I keep finding more information about how my brain working differently can make things more difficult for me, so I am always curious to read what others say about it.










  • The less I have to worry about the essentials, the happier I am. The essentials being…

    • Personal safety

    • Access to clean water and food

    • Access to healthcare

    • Access to housing that is adequate/does not make me sick

    I still have to worry about all of the above a moderate amount, so it makes it a lot harder to deal with anything that makes me happy. If I hate my job, all of the above get a lot harder to secure, so I would need to tread carefully. My previous housing situation made me extremely sick, so I had to pay a lot more to find something that didn’t hurt me. (And therefore made it so I have to put off essential medical procedures.)

    It’s not all bad, but I would imagine removing those barriers would lead me to the freedom to make decisions that make me happier.