Permalink Reply by Xuut on December 24, 2009 at 9:51am
Today was wonderful, fabulous if you will. I slept in till four, went out with my cousin for her birthday, and got two books.
I've also learned I have some issues, there was a kid at the book store who was looking for the Alex Rider series and said he was part of the FBI or CIA or something, and I wanted to tell him that it was in fact, the M16, like James Bond.
They almost certainly won't -- or if they do, not until my brother and I are out of the house. My mum didn't marry for love so much as she married to give her kids a predictable household... and then it turned out that in a few ways she was fairly locked-out of our upbringing.
Because you're thin? Suggest that you're endomorphic. Your parents won't understand what this means, but your doctors (the medical ones at least) might.
No, "endomorphic" is not a play on my username. It means that your body and metabolism are geared to make you naturally fairly skinny. I'm that way, my parents were worried about my eating too until on one occasion I ate an entire pizza pie and had nothing to show for it physically afterword.
For more on these, look up somatotypes. It's an aspect of human biology I wish more people knew about.
Regarding the antidepressants, I suppose that I can see why the therapist thinks that way, but unless it's something you're harming yourself or others over, it probably isn't worth it. Most girls your age, in my observation, swing back and forth between giggly and depressed, the latter being the more common of the two.
Permalink Reply by Kayte on December 24, 2009 at 11:38am
I can't say I know a whole lot about the anti depressant thing, but I know a shitload about metabolisms. Mine is painfully slow, so I have to be on the verge of malnutrition to maintain a healthy weight. Some people have fast metabolisms, where their body burns through calories so fast that they have to eat more than average. And many teenagers with fast metabolisms don't have the ability to gain weight. It's not uncommon to be very skinny, as long as you keep yourself healthy and well nourished.
Re. weight: Nah, pretty much 'cause I've lost like nine pounds in the last year, and I was already a skinny fucker.
Re. antidepressants: She was suggesting meds based on three things suggesting it'd be helpful to treat me with chemicals -- insomnia (I don't sleep a lot anymore, and my mum picked up on that), thoughts of suicide, and weight loss.