The Isolated Blurt BDSM Thread

[BiBunny]

I'm not trying to pry meds, psychiatric or other, out of anybody's hand, be it warm or cold. I just find it weird that the assumption quite often seems to be that most people are on some [psych.] meds.

I didn't think you were. I was just being an ass.

On that note, I'm gonna go get me an ungodly painkiller cocktail and knock the hell out of my cramping uterus.

Feel better!

 

[Aurelia_Malys]

Came to a conclusion earlier ... stressing over the immigration stuff will not help it move any faster ... so I have done what can be done and will now put it aside ... hmmm ..... that is a rather freeing realization. (And my husband will read this and say "how long have I been telling you that?" But I am a slow learner.)

 

[Keroin]

I will not volunteer for anything else ever again.

Now I'll just write that 1000 times.

In my own blood.

Maybe then it will sink in.




/crabby

 

[gypsy*seer]

I will not volunteer for anything else ever again.

Now I'll just write that 1000 times.

In my own blood.

Maybe then it will sink in.




/crabby

Ok, my turn...

I stopped doing that unless it is something that I absolutely felt strongly about,
AND
I was able to make room in my already hectic schedule,
WITHOUT
feeling resentful or guilty about doing it.

Sometimes it's hard to gauge the tempest, though.

(I appreciate you!)

P.S. Don't use your own blood ~ you can be anemic, ya' know!

 

[gypsy*seer]

I AM... Who's got em? Gimmegimmegimme! I want happy pills, pain killers, and muscle relaxers, with a vodka chaser.

I've always thought people just need good friends and a hug here n there but my friends are sucking right now. And there aren't enough hugs to get me out of this funk.

I too, need the cramp killer but I made a rule not to drink at home. Rules were made to be broken I guess.

Oh man, honey ~ I SO get it! My family & friends are also sucking (the life right outta me) right now.

Be tough
Hang on (you do that so well!)

BIG warm hugs to you!
(((HUGS)))

 

[Loverskitten]

Oh man, honey ~ I SO get it! My family & friends are also sucking (the life right outta me) right now.

Be tough
Hang on (you do that so well!)

BIG warm hugs to you!
(((HUGS)))

Thanks!

 

[the captians wench]

I hear ya, but then I was just thinking that these days when socializing at even a moderately sized party, asking "what are you on?" is getting to be almost more interesting and surprising than "what do you do?".

But then again, maybe I'm just weird. *shrug*

I have always thought this too. But lately, I think I need some drugs.... anything

We talked a bit about the tenancy for the US to over medicate, or to medicate with out the proper behavioral backing in my psych class.

I've always been anti meds for myself, but lately I think these panic attacks and depression might have been going on for long enough for me to have some sort of temporary chemical imbalance that may need some adjusting.

Of course, I won't know until I see a doctor, and I can't do that until I'm off of the worker's comp and on regular pay again, which is what is causing the stress in the first place.

 

[bhndblueyes88]

Related statement: iI think part of the huge problem with "over medication" is that it is more accurately "over supplementation". People are taking drugs they probably don't actually NEED in order to avoid actually dealing with the causes for their problems (or they're just hypochondriacs). We see this situation all the time in veterinary medicine...people are very convinced that if they feed Magical Supplement X, they can ignore all the pertinent management issues...or if they're the sort who is paranoid, they're probably just "covering all their bases!" by pissing money down the drain...

Blurt: I'm not sure how I feel about these days where I end up with so many extra calories I have to make something somewhat unhealthy to not have to eat tons of extra food I don't really want to take the time to eat. 0_o

 

[IrisAlthea]

I'm not trying to pry meds, psychiatric or other, out of anybody's hand, be it warm or cold. I just find it weird that the assumption quite often seems to be that most people are on some [psych.] meds.

On that note, I'm gonna go get me an ungodly painkiller cocktail and knock the hell out of my cramping uterus.

I think it's still less common round these parts but we're on the same route I think. Just not as far down the road.

I hope the painkillers did their work!

 

[DeepGreenEyes]

I never thought it was such a bad little tree. It's not bad at all, really. Maybe it just needed to be viewed after four glasses of wine.

 

[Keroin]

Ok, my turn...

I stopped doing that unless it is something that I absolutely felt strongly about,
AND
I was able to make room in my already hectic schedule,
WITHOUT
feeling resentful or guilty about doing it.

Sometimes it's hard to gauge the tempest, though.

(I appreciate you!)

P.S. Don't use your own blood ~ you can be anemic, ya' know!

LOL. Thanks GS. I have always been good about following that advice. MY problem is that I ended up chairing a committee wherein one of the committee members (one I can't get rid of) is a complete PAIN IN THE ASS, who makes everything 50 times more difficult than it has to be. Long story. Anyway, it would all be going smoothly were it not for this one person.

Thankfully, only one more month then I'm done! And that will be the end of my volunteer career and I will never raise my hand again.

 

[IrisAlthea]

I'm not trying to pry meds, psychiatric or other, out of anybody's hand, be it warm or cold. I just find it weird that the assumption quite often seems to be that most people are on some [psych.] meds.

On that note, I'm gonna go get me an ungodly painkiller cocktail and knock the hell out of my cramping uterus.

LOL. Thanks GS. I have always been good about following that advice. MY problem is that I ended up chairing a committee wherein one of the committee members (one I can't get rid of) is a complete PAIN IN THE ASS, who makes everything 50 times more difficult than it has to be. Long story. Anyway, it would all be going smoothly were it not for this one person.

Thankfully, only one more month then I'm done! And that will be the end of my volunteer career and I will never raise my hand again.

Heh, the bolded part reminds me of someone who used to talk about her balloon-hand syndrom.

 

[gypsy*seer]

I never thought it was such a bad little tree. It's not bad at all, really. Maybe it just needed to be viewed after four glasses of wine.

One of my faves...love the alternate ending!

 

[DeepGreenEyes]

LOL. Thanks GS. I have always been good about following that advice. MY problem is that I ended up chairing a committee wherein one of the committee members (one I can't get rid of) is a complete PAIN IN THE ASS, who makes everything 50 times more difficult than it has to be. Long story. Anyway, it would all be going smoothly were it not for this one person.

Thankfully, only one more month then I'm done! And that will be the end of my volunteer career and I will never raise my hand again.

Oh God. That person. *shudder*

One of my faves...love the alternate ending!

Everybody dance like Shermie, Violet and Pig Pen!

 

[Curious_in_Cali]

Well, that was an exciting morning... Checking "woke up to the house on fire" off my bucket list. Yay.

Yes, all living things are fine and no real damage to anything but actual house structure amazingly enough. It was a totally random accident... There was just an ember that nestled its way into the roof shingles and now we have a brand new low tech 15 foot skylight in the living room for Christmas. Score!

Oh, and in case you were wondering... Yes, the firemen were really lovely...AND they did a great job too.

 

[midwestyankee]

Well, that was an exciting morning... Checking "woke up to the house on fire" off my bucket list. Yay.

Yes, all living things are fine and no real damage to anything but actual house structure amazingly enough. It was a totally random accident... There was just an ember that nestled its way into the roof shingles and now we have a brand new low tech 15 foot skylight in the living room for Christmas. Score!

Oh, and in case you were wondering... Yes, the firemen were really lovely...AND they did a great job too.

Yikes. Well, I guess Santa won't have to worry about fitting through a narrow chimney this time.

 

[Sir_Winston54]

Well, that was an exciting morning... Checking "woke up to the house on fire" off my bucket list. Yay.

Yes, all living things are fine and no real damage to anything but actual house structure amazingly enough. It was a totally random accident... There was just an ember that nestled its way into the roof shingles and now we have a brand new low tech 15 foot skylight in the living room for Christmas. Score!

Oh, and in case you were wondering... Yes, the firemen were really lovely...AND they did a great job too.

Ye gods/desses and little fishes! As much as I don't like being waked at all, I think I'd find *that* waking even worse! So glad to hear that you and all the other living things are okay, and I hope things get sorted out really quickly and really easily for you!

 

[Curious_in_Cali]

Yikes. Well, I guess Santa won't have to worry about fitting through a narrow chimney this time.

Well, I suppose he could, but given the structural issues and late nature of it all, I wrote "No Parking" on the tarp that is now that part of the roof so he doesn't get an unpleasant surprise and get hurt. What a Christmas downer that would be!

Ye gods/desses and little fishes! As much as I don't like being waked at all, I think I'd find *that* waking even worse! So glad to hear that you and all the other living things are okay, and I hope things get sorted out really quickly and really easily for you!

Thank you, Sir! Of all the ways I have been woken up, I will admit that this was not on the pleasant end of the awesomeness scale. This has been such an odd day... One of the inspectors fell and nearly broke his ankle... My roommates dog got out and kept sneaking into the house between the firefighters and it took 2 hours to catch him finally... And it looks like we will not have a roof until after Christmas...

And yet... The tone here is grateful, humble, and full of quiet smiling nods.
Life can be such a trip sometimes!

Oh, and yay for uggs, big hoodies, skilled electricians, and electric blankets!

 

[gypsy*seer]

Well, that was an exciting morning... Checking "woke up to the house on fire" off my bucket list. Yay.

Glad you and yours are ok, sweetie!

Skylights are awsome though!

 

[the captians wench]

One corset about 1/3 finished, mom's gift done. Not a terrible day.

Still have to finish the above corset, a few stitches on a gift to leap the pond, and two people I still have to sew for...Don't think I'm getting it done by Christmas, but gonna give it my best!

 

[bhndblueyes88]

Well, I suppose he could, but given the structural issues and late nature of it all, I wrote "No Parking" on the tarp that is now that part of the roof so he doesn't get an unpleasant surprise and get hurt. What a Christmas downer that would be!

Ee he he. This makes me giggle.Way to keep your sense of humour at least

 

[kiwi_submissive]

I have a very sunburnt ass. I am really not looking forward to that peeling.

 

[IrisAlthea]

I have a very sunburnt ass. I am really not looking forward to that peeling.

I burned my ass like that once.
You wouldn't believe the amount of fun he had with that.

 

[DeepGreenEyes]

Merry Christmas Eve Eve.

 

[cfuhrer]

What is there about someone being childish that makes me want so badly to be childish in equal measure? Being adult-ish should be its own reward but I just keep thinking: if they're not gonna be an adult why should I? Why am I always stepping up? Why am I always turning the other cheek?

I am self-aware enough to know I have my human frailties and faults as well. I also know its much easier to point them out in someone else.

But I still wonder what it would feel like to do whatever I want, whenever I want, with absolutely no regard for the wants, needs, desires or opinions of others.