@hybotics I still think it’s unfair they’re treating you this way. But I’m glad you’re looking at ways to get out of the situation too, even if it does mean ignoring everyone else.
@hybotics I don’t know what your relationship with your sister is like but how have you two been communicating through this whole process? If it’s via email or even through text message then sometimes words can be misconstrued quite easily. Maybe she’s misinterpreted some discussions you’ve had along the way,
I wonder if the housing authorities over there work the same as here where you have to pay a bond of some kind, whether it be one week’s rent upfront for example. What would your ideal living situation be?
@matigo Thanks Jason. It seems to be going ok at the moment. I think now that I’m no longer getting a lift with my “friend”1 and the sun is setting later these days, I’m now walking to and from the train station each day. It’s about a 15 minute walk.
This is the same “friend” I’m slowly fading away from.
@hybotics It might not all be for nothing though. Couldn’t your sister look at units on your behalf?
@matigo He thought I should have it supported only when I needed it, but I’d kinda been using it as more of a security blanket than anything else. I’ve been without any support around the house for months now but hadn’t fully trialled it going to and from work.
I’ve been trialling not wearing any kind of protection on my knee while I’m out in public. I even tried jogging a little bit on my way to the train station after work. It seems like it’s getting stronger but I wonder if I’m being too adventurous. It’s been 8 months since the accident.
I was this close to sending a text to a certain someone to find out if they were ok1. But then I asked myself - would they do the same thing for me? Probably not. End result: nothing was sent.
Being mental health month and all that
@matigo I definitely agree with you there. The last thing I want to happen is to be prescribed any kind of anti depressants or similar. I’ve heard horrible things about them anyway. I find that most of the time it’s the anxiety I feel from a trauma based situation that is the hardest to deal with.
Another macOS means another clean install. But this time I’ve decided to take it a step further and declutter some older stuff I have in the cloud. I feel like I have crap everywhere.