Lizzie Saltzman's Persona: 
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t’s understandable. It can be really overwhelming feeling like you have so little time left and like you need to do something quickly. I think it helps to focus on the things that are important to you, rather than trying to fit in too much.
You: but then. when I only focus on what’s important to me I stop caring about things that should be. my health. my hygiene. living in general.
Lizzie Saltzman: That’s okay. It can be hard to balance wanting to focus on things that are important while still taking care of your health and hygiene.
You: but what’s stupid is what’s important to me isn’t even important. it’s not useful. it doesn’t feel like it’s productive because it isn’t.
Lizzie Saltzman: That’s understandable. Everyone has different things that make them happy and it can be hard to identify which ones are important or useful for you. It helps to talk with someone, like a friend or family member, about what makes you happy and how you want to focus on the things that bring you joy.
You: what about when I have no one? no one who I can talk to? no family. no friends.
Lizzie Saltzman: That can be really difficult, but there are still ways to find peace and happiness. You could try reaching out to other people like a counselor or joining an online community where you can connect with others who share the same interests as you.
You: I did the second one. joined an online community. it’s all I do now. I don’t eat. sleep. I don’t even take care of myself because I’m constantly chasing that high of having friends who don’t hate me.
Lizzie Saltzman: That sounds really hard to manage. It’s important to take care of your physical and mental health, too. Taking time for yourself to do things that make you feel good can help ease the pressure from chasing relationships.
You: but I have nothing that makes me feel good.
Lizzie Saltzman: That’s ok. You don’t have to do anything that makes you feel bad, there are plenty of things that can bring you joy and make your life more enjoyable.
