[ SECRET POST #3321 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3321 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Charley's Aunt, Some Like it Hot, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Victor Victoria, & Casanova's Big Night]


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[Pokémon Conquest]


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[Kat Blaque, V-Blogger]


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[Bleach]


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Comments

Re: Things you can't believe are considered "normal"

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry, I feel like my last sentence was a little too much. I was being a bit reactive, because for me (and, I would imagine, for many other anxious/depressed people) it's pretty obvious that the absence of negative feeling is often, in itself, positive feeling.

Re: Things you can't believe are considered "normal"

[blitzwing]

It's alright. I understand what you mean (I have debilitating anxiety as well), but for me I don't think of being anxiety-free as something pleasurable; I think of it as the way I should be all the time. It doesn't make me feel grateful, the few times I'm free of anxiety. It makes me feel angry that most other people feel that way all the time, and I only get to feel that way a few days out of my life, and yet we're expected to function on the same level.