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Re: How much do your moods define you? » Dinah

Posted by KrissyP on March 9, 2003, at 0:10:36

In reply to How much do your moods define you?, posted by Dinah on February 3, 2003, at 21:39:52

Hi:-)
I think it makes sense! I feel that exact same way at times. Sometimes I want to chat, sometimes I am too chatty. May I ask what your diagnosis is? I have felt even today, that I'm like "Kristen are you even here"? or " Kristen, are you really understanding your moods and how you are coming across to those who know you well"? They change from week to week or day to day.
You make a lot of sense to me, I hope this helped?
Keep me posted please, anything I can do for you-let me know:-) Kristen
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> I think I have trouble seeing myself consistently as the same person with different moods. I don't think "I am Dinah, and I'm not feeling terribly sociable today." or "I am Dinah, and I feel like chatting today." Instead I think "I am Dinah, a person who doesn't like to socialize." or "I am Dinah, who enjoys interaction." I don't know if this makes a whole lot of sense.
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> But the overall effect is to leave me without an enduring sense of who I am. A day to day sense of who Dinah is as a person. Because how I feel about something today may be completely different than how I feel about it tomorrow, I end up feeling disconnected from yesterday and tomorrow. Again, I'm not sure I'm making sense.
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> I think that to others, I appear to be the same person every day. I appear to have the same opinions and the same responses. I may even be really predictable. But I can't internalize that predictability.
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> Now I'm pretty sure I'm not making sense.


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