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Link
5th June 2018, 02:21 PM
My life couldn't be better than what it is now.

kurai
5th June 2018, 05:11 PM
yeah it's alright

Austrian ViceMaster Alex
5th June 2018, 10:05 PM
Can't complain here, all's going well.

shazza
8th June 2018, 02:47 AM
Sometimes.

Drago
8th June 2018, 01:36 PM
nah lol

Link
8th June 2018, 04:15 PM
nah lol

lmao xd

Knight of Time
8th June 2018, 07:20 PM
Things are starting to look up for me. One big apology to someone I unintentionally wronged, and one rejoining of Neopets are now under my belt.

Zak
9th June 2018, 01:03 AM
I am enjoying it at the moment, yes.

I know that may not be the impression I give here, and the truth is there are subjects that genuinely get to me that happen to come up, there isn't much more to it than that. I'm not actively trying to provoke anyone.

Outside of trolling on he internet and social mediia my life is actually pretty content. A couple things that could be better but they aren't really weighing me down. :)

Mikachu Yukitatsu
11th June 2018, 03:38 AM
1) Friends
While I consider many people as friends, there are some relationships where I feel I have done wrong and I'd like to correct them. What comes to TPM friends, I still have them a lot more than anybody else here, 101 people. Although I don't know if it's a good indicator, since so many of them have left TPM. Anyway, from outsider viewpoinnt, TPM friends may seem like strangers to each other, but we all know we actually know each other quite well, because we can read each other's writings whenever we want. Finally, there are Facebook friends, which might, surprisingly enough, be a good indicator because, relatively, I don't have so many of them. Score: 8/10

2) Independence
Eventually, I got an apartment for my own one year ago. One could say I have almost got out of the ratwheel that is Finnish health care in its most over-custodial sense. With the local mental hospital no longer here and the traineer's houses I used to live in finished, the only thing left of that is home training. A person from the local health care center visits my house every week to see if I'm alright. The system is called kotikuntoutus, literally the home-training. It's actually quite helpful. Score: 9/10

3) Love
I'm steadily single right now, but a bit lonely sometimes. I almost was about to have a girlfriend a while ago, but there were some big issues. She wasn't too attractive, and she wanted it to happen too fast. I have never been a good kisser, and I didn't even dare to say her I'd rather kiss a girl to her hand or leg than to face. As a pretext, I wanted to be with her a while because she had the same forename as another girl. Obviously, that was a pathetic excuse because they were two entirely different people in the end. However, I can't help being optimistic, since while I have had big trouble giving it up with the girls I loved, I think I can also find new romances quite easily when needed. Of course, they may be one-sided, but I can't deny one-sided loves have always inspired me. Score: 7/10

4) Medication
My medication is heavy, but the doctors and other mental support keep telling me it's good for me. My hands are still shaking like those of an old man, and my memory is getting worse. But who knows what would happen to my mental health if I didn't eat the pills and capsules. My scitzophrenia might run out of control and I could even start hearing voices again. However, my dream is that I could start slowly reducing my medication in distant future. With a doctor's permission and control, of course. I have heard stories how old Finnish people are kept over-medicated in nursing homes. Those people are easy to look after, all they do is sleep, but some tries have been made these days to reduce their medication with fairly good results. Score: 7/10

5) Money
If I had more money, I think I'd only spend it less carefully. For those who have never really been employed because of their early disability pension, like in my case, too, the Finnish goverment still gives enough money to pay bills, rent, food. And I'm also able to buy stuff I need in my hobbies and that's more than important to me. One stupid thing I have to spend 50 euros every month though. When I was visiting four days a week the last trainee house, my ”hometown” Kalajoki, where I hadn't lived for 20 years (!), had been counting a fee all the time. When I finally got rid of that town, they sent me a bill of 1000+ euros and I'm still paying it, though I did get a reducement of a couple of hundred euros from the social security office. Score: 8/10

6) Physical Well-Being
Have to say I'm not in a good physical condition, although I started going to gym again in January. I keep eating junk food and candy and my only healthy meal is usually the lunch in Mielikkitalo, fortunately I go there every day and it's cheap and good. I should train for my participation in a sports event in August but I honestly don't know how to pull it out. I have been a bit too tired to increase my phyiscal well-being, but I should bear in mind that if I moved more, I'd perhaps be less tired and have more energy to other things as well. Score: 7/10

7) Safety
Finland it still a considerably safe country to live in, although there have been some shootings and even terrorist attacks. Even in my hometown there have been more than one arsons within the past few years. Also, somehow I'm not bothered by the thought, after all, there's very little I can do about it. What I acutally can do something about, is to stay safe from alcohol myself which seems to play a role in the problems the bums here have. Score: 10/10

8) Self-Actualization
I have drawn pictures and comics for my entire life, and there have been times I have been even more creative than now. However, I think I currently have more time than ever to do this now. The minus side is that while I'm short of other activity the ideas are harder to obtain so I tend to run into thinker's blocks more often when doing longer projects. What's more, when I do get an idea, I'm not necessarily able to carry it out right away. That's normally because I want to complete a longer project first, if I didn't do that, I'd soon have 10 unfinished projects. Score: 8/10

Overall Score: 8/10

Lady Vulpix
13th June 2018, 11:20 AM
It has its ups and downs. Overall it's going pretty well. I hope things keep getting better.

Asilynne
28th July 2018, 09:39 PM
I dig it :)

A Grilled Fish
1st August 2018, 12:58 AM
glowing bbcode text makes me feel good