lurkerxx
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Those tests she had done - I have no idea about their accuracy, but still - said she was low on everything and she twisted into saying now she's better than when she was in London because now she loves her body. London sucks again now, 8 months ago she was "SO SO HAPPY TO BE BACK". This is how her mind works. She can't feel "bad" things. This comes from a person who actually is a bit of a hypochondriac (myself, lol) but those tests weren't alarming or anything, I believe. Just told her her levels were a bit low. And still, she had to find a way to twist it and "turn" into something good. But it's all BS, because she is not healthier OR happier now. This is a good quality when done it in healthy doses, actually finding the silver lining in things. Not in her case. Sadness and anger are part of life. Take the sad music, for example. She's a 32-year-old woman who apparently does not listen to sad music, only "happy, uplifting lyrics". Is this normal for an adult? Music is a powerful thing. Imagine how much repressed sadness she has for her not to be able to listen to sad songs. And of course she explains all this from a her high horse, actually thinking she's teaching people a lesson. The happiest people are not those who refuse to feel sadness. The happiest people are those who acknowledge that sadness is a part of life and sometimes it needs to be felt. She's isolated from EVERYONE, in a place she was done with a few months ago, with a guy she doesn't love and doesn't love her back. A guy she broke up with. Not only that, she automatically gets ENGAGED again when they're back together. And she keeps repeating "everyone has their own timeline" because she knows this isn't the timeline she wants for herself.