chriscorey

I do mean what I said in the Random Thought Thread. I don't want to use the word "mild", and I want to be careful when addressing it as I'm not any sort of licensed professional, but to me, on the very surface level of the internet and the little I know, it sounds like your voices are a symptom of something that is not purely a psychotic disorder. This can happen with both depression and bipolar disorders. It's usually not a constant and so they made fade in time. However, I can't say that's the case for sure by any means. It sounds like you're doing good by going to a professional and doing things such as exercise to help. Sometimes people like the labels because it helps them understand more what is going on, but I think part of the idea at least is that for some, they can maybe...create more of something that maybe wasn't there to begin with, if that makes sense? Glad you are having some moments in which you are feeling better

Thanks for being a cool person. Btw, you helped me realize a distant friend I've had for many years is also ILE, she looks a lot like you and similar vibe : )

lol, your new pfp O.O

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Thank you! : )

How about now? lol

Oh noooooooo, I hope I wasn't involved in that somehow! Yeah I got it figured out! Are you able to see my album that says "Me", by chance?

How did you add all the photos on your page? The ones under albums?

Yeah I kind of figured as much between ILE and IEE, for some reason I lean ILE, but I don't have a strong reason why, it's just my initial impression.

Yes, I've seen it. Loved the movie, the Driver was definitely my kind of action hero. A case could be made for both ISTx types, but I think he's LSI. I agree that LSI (at least Se subtype) is more impulsive than most SLI seem to be. Both are probably as capable of violence but LSI might have less inhibitions, especially if it's about vengeance. And I suppose both can have that strong protective instinct and social awkwardness.. and for sure the passion for driving and working on cars.