Actually it makes a lot of sense. One of my new friends has bi-polar and ADHD and she seems to understand me a lot. She just takes the punches as they come metaphorically speaking. So it makes sense what you are saying. She was one of the first people that I actually told because I wanted to tell them not because I felt like I needed to or had to in order to keep a friendship like I have in the past. So what you are saying I get that. I am really happy that you were able to do that.I told my best friend (bruthafromothamotha) about my condition today. I think he honestly understands because he knows me better than most, but it still is a lot to grasp. I just hope it helps people understand me more. Maybe, his being Bi-polar makes it easier for him as well. This is the friend that, for whatever reason, I opened up to back in high school. Our beliefs on how people should treat each other and what a real "man" should be like are what we hit it off on. Because of him (and a few punk rockers along the way) I was able to become more comfortable opening up to people and really learned how to express my emotions. Basically the only non-family male that I've ever told that I love.
p.s. is it wrong that I set people up to make them believe I'm gonna be "coming out of the closet" about gayness to kinda.....mess with them? I do it because deep inside I'm actually a ****-headed smart-ass and many people have accused me of being gay. (Not that I have a problem with the gay community. I actually like them as people and sympathize with them because they too are born different and treated as such. plus, I appreciate the symmetry in their clothing style.)
As to my day...sigh...it was fine. Nothing spectacular by any means. I worked...people sucked...if I get told how to do my job by a customer one more time I might scream. its like oh you need a calculator for that are you stupid? I am like I want it done right...ugh...sometimes I get that customers have their things but they need to remember that we're human too. Ok I am done ranting now.