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Hello comrades and welcome to the third improvement megathread of May! bonfire


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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Good luck with your goals! comrade-doggo

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[-] LGOrcStreetSamurai@hexbear.net 1 points 1 day ago

I would also like to try some more experiences so I can find a job I think I will thrive in. ADHD sucks because it makes me so easily bored by everything even though I know by now that almost everything is an acquired taste and not something I will instantly fall in love with because it’s my destiny. I’m a bloody Marxist and I still don’t let myself analyze even the non-political with dialectics. Shit sucks.

I feel this so much. You'll find something that works for you. Keep trying and something will come together for you eventually.

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