- It doesn’t affect me
- Medium
- It severely affects me
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I’m going to vote for “it severely affects me”. I feel like I’m paralyzed by inaction. It gets me down.
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I feel like the laziest person on this planet. I don’t understand why I’m like this??
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It feels like the gravity was turned up to 11.
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It’s making me depressed to be frank. I’ve tried everything to overcome it. I have a to-do list that’s just sitting there.
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I would say lack of motivation affects me to some degree.
I take care of the house and my daughter, but I just can’t take on anything else.
Neurotypical women my age are taking care of a family plus they have jobs, are members of clubs or go out with friends to socialize. I just don’t have enough energy or motivation to join clubs, go to the gym, teach kid’s classes, and serve others in my church more than my immediate husband and daughter.
The reason why I am mentioning all this is because those things are pretty common for a lot of women I know. I do so much less than other women my age and people I come into contact with definitely notice it. I just realized I am rambling on so I will stop.
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It was severe, but it has been dialing back as I lose weight. I have now lost close to 150 lbs. Carrying that much extra, everywhere, all the time, is probably a huge (literally) part of why I was always so tired.
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It’s very severe for me. It seems now in many studies that schizophrenics have less synapses in the prefrontal cortex. Maybe that could explain avoliton.
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I’m trying to overcome this. It’s difficult.
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I am overcoming avolition. But I am traumatized a bit from it. I am trying not to be lazy.
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Probably one of my worst symptoms of this illness. Way worse than any positives I have
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