Guess I'm not alone then. That helps, too, even though it's also a little saddening.

s to Bellicus and Amaya. It's hard to enjoy life... maybe especially because of having bipolar.
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Denise. I can answer that question - "what do you do for fun?" - with stuff that I used to enjoy, and still can get into, but lately it's not been so enjoyable. I guess I still find fun in some things, but overall it's just, well, blah.
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Laurie, I know what you mean about joy. I've been learning that too. I think of happiness as a fleeting thing that I don't really
need in this life, while joy is something that can only come with being a Christian - a peace that Jesus alone can bring.
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I don't
know what I enjoy in life. I like spending time with my husband, but lately it's just... well, back to the old "blah." It feels like all that we do is the same old stuff. Sad that after only 7 weeks a marriage can begin to feel like a routine. It's up to me to carry on the conversation since so often Jarrod doesn't know what to talk about, and it just happens that I talk little enough as it is, when I've got something to say, so it's doubly difficult to talk when it's up to me to think of something to talk about. (And yes, I guess it is possible to run out of things to talk about with a loved one...)
I enjoy reading, but that has gotten tainted this term with being required to read hundreds and hundreds of pages of textbooks. I like music, but it's so hard to get motivated enough to take out my violin (the only instrument I have at the apartment) and play - I love teaching but that hasn't happened in awhile, due to my only 2 students being busy until this Friday.
The only thing that really and truly always is enjoyable is writing. Whether it's poetry, a required paper/essay, in my journal, or to people online - I always enjoy that. Sadly, I can't always be writing. So...
