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This... Reads a touch like baby manic depression. Certainly, the highs feel better if you're coming from a low; but I tend to prefer my highs coming from mids.
by SecretDreams 2y ago
This... Reads a touch like baby manic depression.
Certainly, the highs feel better if you're coming from a low; but I tend to prefer my highs coming from mids. I will say that, although not a low, the sweet relief of getting through a stressful situation/project is great.
- nkozyra 2y agoThere's a flip side to that, which is anhedonia. If you're always at a mid, it's kind of harder to get the highs. But you avoid the lows, I suppose.
- shkkmo 2y agoAnhedonia is sometimes used to refer to 'flat affect', which I guess could be taken as 'mid', but usually it is used to describe a lack of joy/desire that is quite common in major depressive episodes.