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  • Nov 8, 2023
    Yakuza Boy

    And then when you find a job you will miss how much free time and peace of mind you had lol

    Facts. @op Use this time to work on yourself. Work out, read, do things you enjoy. You won't realize the benefits of this current phase you're in until it's over

  • Nov 8, 2023

    I thought I had schizophrenia a year ago hang in there I’m still amidst unknown terrifying territory at 24 but not enough people in my life saying “I got this” so I wanna say to you, you got this

  • Nov 8, 2023
    babylon sherm

    You’re only 25 OP, I highly suggest you pick up some shifts tending bar or waiting tables while you still have youth to cling to. It gets you out of the house, talking to people and the city is never gonna run out of bars/restaurants/venues. You’re leaving work with money in your pocket every night. Free meals too

    Plus if you work at a place that hosts bands, you’ve got a free concert every night. Distract yourself with concerts, very vital to one’s mental health IMO

    Park Slope Center for Mental Health provides free psychotherapy (at least, it used to - haven’t been in several years) and may be able to provide an assessment/informed opinion about what you’re feeling

    As a 30 y/o autist in the city who still feels like this sometimes despite a job,I’m the Jacob Marley of this thread and I’ve come back to tell you that better living is possible if you start today but ONLY if you start today The changes can’t wait! Don’t let it fester any longer

    NY posters are good people btw, very friendly folks. Go to a KTT artists show and you’re bound to meet someone you share interests with

    inspirational s***

  • Nov 8, 2023

    I wish my life was like this