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Does anybody know of any books that are
- targeted to parents of adults with bipolar disorder and/or OCD
- do not go too deeply into specific coping mechanisms / “how to fix your kid,”
- but instead have a rather pro-neurodiversity, “it’s okay to say you accept your disorders” mindset?
- or at least emphasize that your child is not broken and you don’t have to be their therapist
No?
Yeah probably not.
- Ace & Thomas
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Favorite part of the weekend: my dad joking about having me 5150’d* because he disapproves of my relationship with Ace. And when I was like “:/ you couldn’t even do that - you can only do that if I’m a danger to myself or others” he looked at me with a totally straight face and said “I’m sure we could work it out” as if me loving Ace is enough of a self-harmful action to warrant locking me up.
So that was fun.
In related news, I now wonder if there is any chance of my parents ever liking my partners. Sooorta sounds like no. I keep going back and forth on whether or not I care what they think.
*51-50 is the police code for forced institutionalization in California and is often used as a verb to refer to that happening, for those who don’t know.
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Dormer’s Farm, Bulger, PA.
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The Human Nest at Treebones Resort in Big Sur
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Hotel Kakslauttanen’s Igloo Village near Saariselkä, Finland
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m4ge:
Salt Glitter
Mix 1/4 cup of salt with a 1/2 teaspoon of food coloring in a small bowl until the salt is uniformly colored. Spread the mixture out in an even layer on a foil-lined baking sheet. Bake in the oven for ten minutes. Allow your homemade glitter to cool before using it or storing it. And that’s it!:)
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GLITTER POPCORN OH MY GOD
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I sort of think having bipolar has made it easier for me to accept my asexuality. Because I basically have no physical sex drive, which makes any of those “the plumbing works, it’s just not aimed at anyone” hard to apply to myself. Maybe my “plumbing” just doesn’t work. Maybe I’m just flawed or broken or need to deal with my issues.
And then I remember being manic and wanting sex so badly it’s all I can think about and it’s physically and psychologically uncomfortable not to be having sex. But my asexuality didn’t conveniently go away because I desperately wanted sex and masturbation does nothing for me. Instead, I just paced around wishing I had someone I wanted to have sex with, running through all the people I could approach for sex and then realizing that none of them attracted me.
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