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I envy those somewhat insensible people in this thread, because it shows they probably never felt something close to this. It's not something I would wish upon

I envy those somewhat insensible people in this thread, because it shows they probably never felt something close to this. It's not something I would wish upon anyone, that's for sure. The questionable diet advice is likely the only thing they can sympathize (or "antipathize"?) and pick up upon Hacker-news style. Apart from the dieting advice, for me the flowchart was actually pretty useful, specially for someone that ends up paralized when you have too many small chores to do. Then you go through the day smelling like shit, with the house looking like crap and every hour you just feel worse for not having done that yet. I'm thinking of printing a flowchart in the style of these questions to help me through the mornings. And thanks for the "emotional wheels" tip, it does seem like something that would help me

YXNjaGVyZWdlbgo 5y ago
Are you suggesting that a badly made website is something that helps people that need a mental health professional? The website is bad with bad unscientific advice. It's a questionary about feeling shit and not ONE of the answers is see a professional if you end it with "I still feel like shit" the answer is "Well that just happens sometimes".
- algoafalar 5y ago
  > Apart from the dieting advice > The questionable diet advice is likely the only thing they can sympathize (or "antipathize"?) and pick up upon Hacker-news style
- Smaug123 5y ago
  Honestly I had a number of quite expensive sessions with a therapist, and the main benefit I got from them was the message "how you feel is almost completely down to your physical state". This site could have been made personally for me. It doesn't replace the therapy, because in the beforetimes I would simply have not taken the message seriously without hours of someone hitting me over the head with it - but the site could have been tailor-made for me, and with it I could have skipped maybe half the sessions.

YXNjaGVyZWdlbgo 5y ago

Are you suggesting that a badly made website is something that helps people that need a mental health professional? The website is bad with bad unscientific advice. It's a questionary about feeling shit and not ONE of the answers is see a professional if you end it with "I still feel like shit" the answer is "Well that just happens sometimes".

algoafalar 5y ago
> Apart from the dieting advice > The questionable diet advice is likely the only thing they can sympathize (or "antipathize"?) and pick up upon Hacker-news style
Smaug123 5y ago
Honestly I had a number of quite expensive sessions with a therapist, and the main benefit I got from them was the message "how you feel is almost completely down to your physical state". This site could have been made personally for me. It doesn't replace the therapy, because in the beforetimes I would simply have not taken the message seriously without hours of someone hitting me over the head with it - but the site could have been tailor-made for me, and with it I could have skipped maybe half the sessions.