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Hello comrades and welcome to the second improvement megathread of April! bonfire Sorry for the late mega, I couldn't post it yesterday due to some life stuff but we are now back!


Some discussion ideas:

  • How was your week?
  • Do you have any plans for next week?
  • Do you have some streaks or sober days to share?

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[-] Rojo27@hexbear.net 4 points 1 month ago

Mixed week.

The good: Took most of it off from work, which was nice.

Streak of going to the gym at least 4 times a week continued. People are starting to really notice the changes in my body.

Spent some me time on one of my days off for the first time in a long time.

Went to my new primary doctor. Took me forever to choose one and I've got a good feeling about him. Tests I took were all good.

So-so stuff: Work situation still feels like its simmering under the surface. But I'm also changing my approach because I've really been thinking about how to accommodate for my team's needs. If I can take the pressure from corporate for a bit longer I may be able to do the best by my team.

The bad: The situation with my crush continues to be a bit volatile although holding steady. Biggest issue for me is grappling with how my [possible/undiagnosed] ND affects how I approach issues in relationships. In particular how my mind just randomly goes down a negativity spiral. A couple of days were not good at all. Overall I'm still climbing out of it. At least faster than I did in the middle part of last year when something similar happened.

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