of dislocation & graceful unravelling

South Park 15x5

SAME.

Y’all, is it normal/a thing that can happen if you take a particular antidepressant for a few months (Zoloft) and it works wonderfully and has a calming effect and then you stop taking it for like a year and then when you get back on it and it makes you jittery and more anxious the second time around? It’s been about a week and the prescription cost a lot (for me) and I don’t want it to be a waste of money. Do I need to wait longer to get used to it/build up a tolerance again?

dig a hole & listen for the history [TW: addiction, anxiety]

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selected hometown thoughts

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“Nervous people not only suffer themselves but cause more or less misery to everyone around them. They are fretful, easily worried and therefore a worry to others.” (via This Day in Athens)

I had this amazing realisation that 90% of my emotions that I’ve categorised as “social anxiety” were mostly actually “boredom”

ourcatastrophe:

it’s so liberating to realise that you are, at heart, a reclusive sourpuss who literally hates fun, adventures, risk, etc

it should learn to speak before it melts away

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