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addme2025-11-23 03:49 pm
wavyhaired) wrote in addme2025-11-23 03:49 pm
Hello! I'm Diana. :)
Name: Diana
Age: 40
I mostly post about: trying to build a gentler life, small daily victories and struggles, mental health, and job-hunting reflections
My hobbies are: walking in quiet neighborhoods, beginner yoga, journaling, solo dining adventures, reading nonfiction, and classical guitar.
I'm looking to meet people who: are kind, nonjudgmental, gentle, and thoughtful. People who understand being in transition and trying to build a life that feels more like their own.
My posting schedule tends to be: more or less daily.
When I add people, my dealbreakers are: cruelty, judgment, political hostility, and unsolicited advice.
Before adding me, you should know: I live with bipolar disorder and write openly about managing it while working full-time. I would love to meet other neurodivergent folks.
Age: 40
I mostly post about: trying to build a gentler life, small daily victories and struggles, mental health, and job-hunting reflections
My hobbies are: walking in quiet neighborhoods, beginner yoga, journaling, solo dining adventures, reading nonfiction, and classical guitar.
I'm looking to meet people who: are kind, nonjudgmental, gentle, and thoughtful. People who understand being in transition and trying to build a life that feels more like their own.
My posting schedule tends to be: more or less daily.
When I add people, my dealbreakers are: cruelty, judgment, political hostility, and unsolicited advice.
Before adding me, you should know: I live with bipolar disorder and write openly about managing it while working full-time. I would love to meet other neurodivergent folks.
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I appreciate you sharing that your partner has bipolar. I’ve always been curious about what that experience is like, both for the person living with it and for the person who loves them. It’s meaningful to hear different versions of how people navigate this.
I’d love to be friends. :)