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Originally Posted by Jennifer
I don't really care about anything that's more outgoing. I wasn't allowed out when I was younger, so I got used to relying on hobbies like videogames and TV shows, and now I don't want to give them up.
I don't know what I'm doing after college. I've kind of resigned myself to having to move back in with my parents at least long enough to learn how to drive. I have a double major in math and biology and I am interested in laboratory research, although I'm not even enthusiastic about that anymore. Some of my friends are staying in college for another year or two. As for the others, I have no idea what they are doing.
It's not so much allowing my opinion to be swayed as dreading how I'm going to approach the topic with her. If I do need medication, I'll only have two weeks here before I have to go back home. Once I'm home, I can imagine all sorts of grief that she'd give me. I am rather nervous because I don't think trying medication for the first time in an unmonitored situation with my mother constantly aggravating me is very healthy  I don't think she'd let me get a therapist, and I am not independent enough yet to get one on my own.
I agree with your analysis of where I am (category 2, as you called it). I'm a bit scared of how medication will affect me, and I'd rather get along without it if I can. In any case, maybe I'm just getting worked up over nothing. Perhaps the psychiatrist will say I don't need medication after all. As for exercise, I get bored too easily. Repetitive motions lose my interest too quickly. Plus I'm lazy and don't want to bother, even though I know I should. My good mood disappeared already. Now I'm back to feeling neutral.
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Okay, so you're not interested in engaging with other people, you have no clear direction, you're resigned to living with your parents, who aggravate you and apparently dictate your actions, and you're not interested in doing something that will help you feel better because you're "lazy and don't want to bother"?
At some point you're going to have to take responsibility for your own life and well-being. You're the one who can make you feel better, and you seem to have no interest in doing so. You know what to do, but you're not interested in doing it. You might ask yourself, "why?"
College is over, hon. You have to grow up sometime.