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Ronnie posted in the group We Are More Than Our Mental Health
Ugh, I’ve got to stop my spending. A lot of it is my bipolar I do know that. It keeps logic from entering my mind and telling me to sit back. Like logically I know I shouldn’t be spending, but it’s like I can’t seem to help it.
And then it gets worse when I’m depressed. Like lately I’ve been feeling drab because I’m waiting on school stuff and I have yet to find a job so the depression from that gets me to want to find something to feel better and the only way I feel better is by buying a new book or two.
Like today, I ended up going to the bookstore for the third time this week. As much as I love my books, then the guilt sets in (a common feeling for a lot of people with bipolar disorder).
I just have one book coming in on Saturday so after that I’m really going to try hard to quit.
Now the main question I have is when is it my bipolar (since over-spending is a symptom) and when does it crossover into an addiction?
About Me
Ronnie
Shy and quiet reader. Shy and quiet writer.
Aside from being a fangirl, I am an avid reader to the extreme. I converted an old bedroom into a library so much of my time is spent in it. I read a variety of genres but my main genre is Non-Fiction and a sub-genre of Native American studies.
My top 3 books of all time:
- Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
- Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer
- The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley
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