Some good advice I found

[Hopeiseternal]

I found this quite realistic advice...

http://willigocrazy.org/Ch06a5.htm

 

[angeLLblueshadow]

nice site i recomand it to you all! at least read the article!

a kliss and a big smile!

 

[Sinlaw]

Really nice site,really helpful too thanks again for sharing

 

[vivid_details]

very informative site...I had no idea about some things till now...thank you hopeiseternal

 

[BlackRoses]

Thanks for the link! I read the article and clicked on the links about bipolar disorder, something I do have but never treated.

 

[Colette]

Great site. Thanks for posting it.

 

[Archer14]

Great site..thanks a lot!

 

[indestructible]

great site anyone could use some reading

 

[FreedomFromLiberty]

I can identify with the intellectual loneliness #6 that the article describes. Although, I don't think it has as much to do with your level of intelligence so much as simply being around people who don't know what you're talking about. I mean I enjoy a number of things that most people don't even care about, and it's not necessarily because they're stupid; they just don't care about what I care about. So I end up having no one to talk to about these things that interest me. I'm very independent-minded which has proven itself to be a blessing and a curse. Here are some of the things that interest me that I rarely have anyone to talk to about:

* Alternative medicine and natural health
* Computer programming / web development
* Drawing and art
* Reading non-fiction
* Writing diaries, poetry, etc.
* Playing old-school video games
* Playing tennis
* Staying up to date on politics

I don't know about others, but I have a hard time finding people who even have such a wide range of interests, let alone share mine. For the sake of socializing, I usually end up doing what other people find interesting while my own interests I have to pursue all by my lonesome.

 

[A new life]

Roses are red
Violets are blue
I'm schizophrenic
And so am I