u/PudgyPolarBear3

Image 1 — This is what depression feels like | more landscape photography while manic
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▲ 86 r/bipolar

This is what depression feels like | more landscape photography while manic

so, sooo dark. everything is so heavy. people say it gets better, and to keep moving, but no light is getting in.

until it does.

u/PudgyPolarBear3 — 20 hours ago
▲ 370 r/bipolar

Landscape photography during manic episode

Honestly really captures how life felt at this time. Light shined brighter and deeper. Colors were more colorful. Everything seemed connected in a perfect, beautiful way, just for me.

Only unfortunate thing is I had quit my job founded 2 businesses and was paying rent for 3 places at the same time and was about to enter a month long depressive episode🤦‍♂️

u/PudgyPolarBear3 — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/Debt

strategy for returning to life

had a manic episode this spring and quit my job (healthcare provider), spent all of my savings, sold my car to buy a 2011 rav4, lost my apartment, started 2 businesses, travelled for a month and a half, and am now in my family's spare room and looking at the wreckage. thankfully wasn't hospitalized and got diagnosed and am getting treatment from a private psych.

credit card debt: both have a 27% APR
12k debt on CSP (19k limit)
3k debt on CFU

i have around $1,500 in checking and really not sure how to tackle this. thankfully my license and training is in high demand and once stable i should be able to make 80-90k pretty quickly while living with family.

not sure whether to just try and pay minimums for the next month or so until i start working or to try and get a hardship program or other debt relief assistance. havent been workijg since february.

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u/PudgyPolarBear3 — 1 month ago