
Journaling To Manage Emotions
Sometimes trying to manage your emotions can seem almost impossible.
|You Are Not Alone|
Sometimes trying to manage your emotions can seem almost impossible.
We all wear masks at times, but some of us more than others. Just how many masks can a person wear? I suppose that all depends on the severity of one’s mental status. How do we know when the final mask has come off? Is there really any normality for us? In other words, can we distinguish what’s real and what isn’t?
As you have probably noticed, we have switched the site back to My Bipolar Mind. We will also be using Clever Thoughts so we can have the best of both worlds. My Bipolar Mind will focus on mental health issues, addictions, and feelings. We are doing this to reduce confusion and to help people who are facing any problems that they may need help with. We hope our followers will remain followers on both sites. We have been playing with ideas for My Bipolar Mind and we have come up with a few things that we hope you will enjoy.
Even though I was feeling blah I was still able to get a lot accomplished today.
All I ever wanted to do was show people they are not alone.
I am going back to ‘My Bipolar Mind’… The new site address will be mybipolarmind.com.
I am going to try list three good things, or positive things, that happened today no matter how small it seems. I cannot expect to feel better if I don’t try to make any changes.
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