Quote from: Krogon on November 01, 2016, 12:28:51 PMI'm more afraid of Jack-Russel Terriers than Pitbulls.Quote from: Rashka on November 01, 2016, 10:57:04 AM
I agree Therak 100% xD
If its bark can't incite fear, and its tail doth not wag.
That which you have bought? Is either a strange ass cat or a guinea pig with a snout.
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#31
Off Topic / Re: LPW7, Fight!
November 01, 2016, 05:06:18 PM #32
Enclosed spaces I can't get out of.
If I have a clear way out. No problem no matter size.
If I don't... Largest room I started to panic, hyperventilate, and violently try to break out of was 1.5x2 meters or something?
So yeah. Claustrophobia is out in force at times =D
If I have a clear way out. No problem no matter size.
If I don't... Largest room I started to panic, hyperventilate, and violently try to break out of was 1.5x2 meters or something?
So yeah. Claustrophobia is out in force at times =D
#33
Are these skins as consumer unfriendly as the last batch?
#34
I'm very curious about Civ VI. I like the new city Mechanics a lot.
Hopefully war will be more fun than IN V where it's super boring. (Even if war in civ tends to be boring).
Hopefully war will be more fun than IN V where it's super boring. (Even if war in civ tends to be boring).
#35
Whooo keep the patience!
And do your course work!
And do your course work!
#36
I get exactly where you're coming from. Positive reinforcement is important.
But I can also say, from experience, that it can also be destructive. As often people will just try to talk themselves up and never get help they actually need.
Or they'll see other people who seem to have the same issues (but often don't) manage to get on without help And feel worse because they can't. And that'll become a negative feedback loop.
Which is why I'm telling you that you miss the issues with "depression".
Otherwise lifestyle change is one of the primary treatments against depression.
But I can also say, from experience, that it can also be destructive. As often people will just try to talk themselves up and never get help they actually need.
Or they'll see other people who seem to have the same issues (but often don't) manage to get on without help And feel worse because they can't. And that'll become a negative feedback loop.
Which is why I'm telling you that you miss the issues with "depression".
Otherwise lifestyle change is one of the primary treatments against depression.
#37
No good psychiatrist will write meds without therapy for a depression. It's treatable. Just not by medicine. Meds just keep you going.
If it's a chronical depression it isn't which makes them horrible. Then meds will help by hopefully balancing out (even if treatment is still adviced).
But, yes, as said.
Go get time with a psychiatrist, or several. If needed shop around until you get one you're comfortable around.
And Gashuk, you're missing one of the biggest issues with depressions. You simply lack the motivation to go out and DO what you just said. You're to tired to go meet up with friends and have fun. Etc.
It's one of the biggest problems around talk and perception with depression. The "Just make a change" line of talk. Since for some people it's quite easy. For others they need meds that balance out their brain chemistry and therapy to find potentially deep seated issues to correct them. Either memories or behavioral.
Most places in Europe don't act like American Psychiatry. In Sweden if you say you don't want meds for your depression but want to try it without and just therapy. They will respect it.
-From a depressed person, who needs meds to function, trying to treat said depression (which the meds don't do).
If it's a chronical depression it isn't which makes them horrible. Then meds will help by hopefully balancing out (even if treatment is still adviced).
But, yes, as said.
Go get time with a psychiatrist, or several. If needed shop around until you get one you're comfortable around.
And Gashuk, you're missing one of the biggest issues with depressions. You simply lack the motivation to go out and DO what you just said. You're to tired to go meet up with friends and have fun. Etc.
It's one of the biggest problems around talk and perception with depression. The "Just make a change" line of talk. Since for some people it's quite easy. For others they need meds that balance out their brain chemistry and therapy to find potentially deep seated issues to correct them. Either memories or behavioral.
Most places in Europe don't act like American Psychiatry. In Sweden if you say you don't want meds for your depression but want to try it without and just therapy. They will respect it.
-From a depressed person, who needs meds to function, trying to treat said depression (which the meds don't do).
#39
With breakfast tea, after breakfast coffee!
#40
You're missing out.
With meatballs and the classic sauce you ought to go with "Snabb Macaroner". It's fantastic.
With meatballs and the classic sauce you ought to go with "Snabb Macaroner". It's fantastic.
#42
Considering that everything is chemicals.
Lots of them.
It's made out of organic chemicals after all. Same as we are.
*dick who's studied to much chemistry*
Lots of them.
It's made out of organic chemicals after all. Same as we are.
*dick who's studied to much chemistry*
#44
Buttered bread with cheese and Kalles Kaviar #LikeASwede
#45
... Or! There's less players because people have -finally- learned that Blizzard sucks at game launches!
I do, however, fully doubt that.
I do, however, fully doubt that.