When was your last breakdown?

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DizzyDesii · Accepted Answer

They normally hit every other March or October. I’d say starting in October 2017 when I quit my first job and wanted to quit my relationship and one of the few times I wanted to quit life. Then March 2018 when I felt like I was losing everything. Then October 2018 when I found out I was being lied to about everything. Then March 2019 when I found I was being lied to about everything. Then October 2019 when I had a good dude and sabotaged everything but finally found self love. Then March 2020 when the pandemic ruined what was initially a fresh start. Then October 2020 when I felt lied to again. Then March 2021 when I stopped being smart with money. Then October 2021 when I felt lied to again. Then March 2022 when I broke down and quit my longest term job. Then October 2022 when I got laid off (but it actually wasn't a bad month, just a shock; and not to be confused with this Januarys layoff). I took some time to myself and got right again. So yea shit has happened every March/October for the last 5 years. I am PRAYING that does not continue this year

Emiliamazing · Accepted Answer

Just after New Year's. I headed out of town again for work and missed them. It felt good to let out the grief, reminding me I'm not a robot. Apparently my husband felt the pressure that day too. Our oldest called me at the hotel that night and said Dad is sitting on the kitchen floor with his head in his hands. We both were affected by our situation, and it was a good talking point. I missed them. All, he felt the weight of heat, and all of them missing me, as well as the pressures to keep the house together.

dynamicyandere · Accepted Answer

7 years ago… At the peak of mental and emotional burnout. There was a series of unfortunate events happening all at once.

(Which included the death of my grandmother, my friend getting cancer, myself getting into a car accident, family drama and pressure, failing at school, trying to leave a cult I accidentally joined, and so much more all happening at once.)

I really was at my lowest. Life was hitting me too hard and I didn’t have the inner strength to withstand it at the time.

Ever since, I’ve grown more and more mentally and emotionally resilient, determined to better myself year after year.

It was like being broken into a thousand pieces and getting put back together, stronger than ever.

I’m in a good place now though.

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Accepted Answer

A year ago and one month, seeing my handicap cousin in his power wheelchair going through snow downtown, and he was on the Channel 11 News wow did I break down it was not good at all. Pretty bad it took the Monongahela PA News to be on TV to show that it's sad that handicap people got to go through snow, and he sure opened a lot of eyes, the whole family was calling him for a great job he did.

lightbulb27 · Answer

I lost track, 2 years or more. Regarding illness, few months ago due to the flu. Every illness seems to "take something out" of me. I wonder if it's age or if it's covid/vaccine that messes with the blood/brain barrier. I could observe the damage in myself after last round of flu.

DopeTurtle · Answer

Honestly? My last breakdown I can remember was when my aunt passed away two months ago. I remember hearing the news from my mom and I felt like someone took all the air out of my lungs. She was like a 2nd mom than an aunt and I honestly always felt at peace around her like my own mom. I’m known for my calmness and easy going personality but those days I couldn’t stop crying at any random moment for at least two weeks.

Sun_Kim-Ai · Answer

Last week.  My breakdowns are very lowkey, I just drink a bottle and sleep the whole day. Sometimes I try to act fine, but nobody buys it.

Pink2000 · Answer

a couple of weeks ago. I don’t break down often. I’ll be fine for a while and everything hits me like a ton of bricks.

Aerissa_Jade · Answer

Minor one earlier today, this morning but doing good now.

jennifer_bloom · Answer

I don’t get break downs where I lose control, but at age 19 I had a humongous seizure at the hospital and woke up with no memory of what occurred.

OfMiceandMen · Answer

When my wife passed away, it was all I could do to keep it together for my daughter.

NotTacocaT6969 · Answer

Just now.  It’s why I’m awake.  If I lay down it comes back with a vengeance.

DarkCarousel · Answer

Tuesday. This is a hard time of year for me.

FreyaRed · Answer

I had surely some as child but I can't remember anymore. It doesn't help either, I guess.

skyee_727 · Answer

1-2 weeks ago when i was still hving final exams

Heolurt · Answer

A while ago, I'm trying hard to become numb to everything, I don't like having emotions.

SnowedIn · Answer

This past Saturday and Sunday.

Nikki1989 · Answer

It was about 10 years ago.

SecretsofKB · Answer

2021. November. I hate covid.

LiamJHayden · Answer

When my dad died in 2014

legalboxers · Answer

last week.. Worse than burned toast

LaFemmeFatale_1 · Answer

2 months ago.

aaron210419 · Answer

I can't afford to have a breakdown

AngryCarl2 · Answer

I think a couple of years ago.

collie22 · Answer

Not sense I've been in therapy

siseñor · Answer

2 days ago

TrillXHippy · Answer

I don’t recall ever doing that in my life.

Reem12345reem · Answer

last night

LavLavLuv · Answer

3 days ago 🤔

Batsy01010101 · Answer

December

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