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[faekittyqueen]

If I said everything that was on my mind, would I feel as if I'm still bipolar? Just because a train goes one of two ways, a car is limited by a road and an airplane has its own destination held by no obvious signs, is that the way my mind runs? Forever congested with many a thought process stuck in a slow train wrecking, air plane diving, twenty

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[psychopathic1]

deep.

[faekittyqueen]

That's how I see my thoughts. So busy running so many ways I am always chasing them down only to realize I've lost the connect-the-dot that tied it together. Or even worse, just stopping conversation because I got derailed by an oncoming thought train.

[psychopathic1]

funny thing. i was just talking to Mrs. Psychopathic1 today. she can't turn it off. i explained to her that the probability of you making the correct decision at any given moment is low because many different factors can change before you arrive at the crucial moment. you have to cross each bridge as you come to it, and don't sweat the small stuff, ( to quote Hoyt Axton).

[faekittyqueen]

Sweating sucks, you are right. I have since accepted that I will lose more things, be more restless at your basic level jobs, and will occasionally fly off at the mouth. Too much information results in a cluttered file cabinet with plenty of information but little truly relevant to things I'm asked to know. I wonder what it is the mrs. Can't turn off

[caninepawprints]

Got to love racing thoughts.

[faekittyqueen]

It's chasing them down that's a problem.

[caninepawprints]

LMAO!