u/Dizzy_Caterpillar_72

Hello people, so I am posting here to discuss few things in my life and also share my experiences. I have posted on this subreddit before and I love this community because of the number of genuine people that are here.

Now my story- an unemployed guy in his early 20's going through existential depression. You can see my older posts to get an better idea. Nowadays I am doing better in certain terms of life and my journey with depression. Now -

I am more functional,

my depressive episodes are less frequent

I feel less lonely & hollow these days.

I am able to become more acceptable & forgiving of myself.

My anxiety is in much better control.

Now these all did not happen in one day or night. It took months of hardwork, therapy sessions, healthy relationship building. They altogether throughout the process made my journey little better. I still struggle with a lot of things and it's an ongoing process.

Apart from that I am still struggling with the perfection loop. The all or nothing mindset is ruining my life heavily and I need help. Now I will give some real examples- Like this morning i had to go to the gym but I did not go because I woke up an hour later, I have not completed my project of the ongoing course yet because i don't feel ready or confident yet. These might sound very surface level problems but I can't describe it in the words the kind of toll these failures take on my mental health and all together they trigger my episodes. I need help this time to be less performative and be genuinely consistent with the common life schedule and quests. That is enough for now.

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u/Dizzy_Caterpillar_72 — 10 days ago
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We bought our first car last month. This is our first car in the family so it feels very special. I don't know how good it is as a car but for now we are loving it. I haven't driven many cars before and the one I learnt with was a spresso. I don't know if this is underpowered or not but it feels very nice to sut or drive your own car. I've heard many negative reviews about it's identical twin so I don't know how it would behave over time. We got the top varient "tekna" because dad loved the features and all. We needed a family car that can carry more than 5 people when needed and also gives us good boot space when there are less than 5. For our cause it seemed the best fit. Another thing is that Nissan is providing 3 years of free maintainance or service. We decided to go with this and not Renault is because of the 3 yrs/30k kms free maintainance and dad wanted a Nissan badge. We could have gotten 50k more discount on the Renault than the price we paid for this.

What's your opinion on this? You can share your thoughts openly.

u/Dizzy_Caterpillar_72 — 15 days ago