> Just where is that line between unwilling and unable?
Dunno. I know I seem to be unable to hold my life together. I'm falling apart again. I've failed at living so many times that I'm unwilling to try any more. And I know I am afraid of hard work... I want to do as litle as possible, and I don't seem to care about the consequences. It's nihilism.
But if your nihilism is part of your illness, that circles back and negates the unwilling bit again. Don't you think? I guess I just think it's important to make the distinction (at least in your own mind) between character flaws and diagnosis.
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Dunno. I know I seem to be unable to hold my life together. I'm falling apart again. I've failed at living so many times that I'm unwilling to try any more. And I know I am afraid of hard work... I want to do as litle as possible, and I don't seem to care about the consequences. It's nihilism.
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