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Lithium. I like lithium because doctors don’t know how it works. It’s like electroshock therapy. It works, but why? “Who knows and who cares?”

Doctors, everybody!

Lithium is a mood stabilizer. Which I guess is why I don’t love Christmas anymore.

All my medications are aimed at making me not suicidal or depressed. But when I ask the doctor to throw in one that might cheer me up, I get nothing. Antidepressants prevent depression. Mood stabilizers try and keep you right in the middle. 

The medical community wants you to be right at sea level. Anything more than that would be irresponsible!

How about this one, with the side effect of “a false sense of well-being?” That sounds pretty good. Can I get some of those?

“Oh no, that’s an opiate. That would be irresponsible!”

Oh cool. Cool cool cool. See you next week then?

Irresponsible? Why do I have to be responsible all the fucking time? Can’t I throw caution to the wind for a weekend? I haven’t felt GOOD or HAPPY in so long.

Yours,

Joey

Comments

Lin Aubrey

Medication is so hard. The never-ending quest to find the magic cocktail for our particular meat suits is hard. I’m told it beats being dead, and I believe that in a way I didn’t used to, so I guess that’s a start? TL;DR: mood stabilizer squad ✊. I’m glad you’re here, but am sorry it’s still so sub-par.

Stina

Imaging a world where happiness is something you can grow and pick, like a juicy peach. I’m picking one, wrapping it up in some colourful cloth, tying a lovely bow on top and handing it to you.

Jane Polyakov

At least they’re not spinning us at the vomatorium to purge the evil spirits anymore? If you like your evil spirits, you can keep them. #optimist

Jesse Card

I keep getting ads for different therapies that sound promising: https://www.fieldtriphealth.com/services-and-pricing I think there are ones that use mushrooms too?