one week in. Still feeling like it's an imposition but I think it could be a good one. I just hate being asked to identify where I am feeling every time I look at the app.
That's understandable.
Because I usually am somewhere in the middle.
Positive side of the middle, but please stop reminding me how meh I feel.
I don't know if there is a way to turn that off. I do know when you have a negative scale report it gives more energy/shiny rocks for tasks and the birb sends more supportive messages.
Yeah. I just put something in and ignore it.
I know my mood sucks. It's what depression does.
I'm actually doing pretty good since we got meds swapped.
I had to turn off a lot of the notifs because it was a lot.
So it's more a matter of getting used to checking in and making sure I don't forget priority stuff.
hug
If it doesn't work out, that is okay too.
You're brave for trying something new. No matter the outcome. I'm applauding you, especially for recoginizing what about it isn't working.
(I'm working on more vocal support of people I care about. Sorry if it is awkwardly worded.)
(I'm working on more vocal support of people I care about. Sorry if it is awkwardly worded.)
Yep. But I figured since the water app has become a tolerable intrusion so I can probably get used to this.
(You're doing good. Expressing yourself is definitely a challenge.)
The one thing I have absolutely had to mute were things referring to dad. I don't want anyone intruding on that relationship.
(Thanks. I'm trying to do more specific support than 'you're doing great')
Oh man, I muted those too. I do appreciate being able to mute them. I can't see 'dad' in the context without a bit of sad.
I mean, I think and talk about (and to) him all the time but it's on my terms.
omg send me your code and i will add you