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by _0qft 6y ago
Yes but social activities involve risk taking, feelings of rejection, effort and a lot of time, which will at times, generate anxiety and depression.
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by _0qft 6y ago
I'm currently running 60min every 2 days, in the morning, with an empty stomach. Hard to say if it really does help with my depression or anxiety. I'm always seeking social activities.
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by _0qft 6y ago
anti depressants also makes you quite sensitive to caffeine
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by _0qft 6y ago
People said I was talented, and I always loved math and physics. I went to prep school for math and physics, and my emotional state did not allow me to pass the class. In the modern world, we value merit and motivation over everything else,
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by _0qft 6y ago
She is not a physician, she had phd in psychology or other soft sciences. I have no trouble with this, but this sounds like another one of those life coachs. Ew.
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by _0qft 6y ago
A psychiatrist told me about neurotoxicity. I will trust a doctor 100 times before I trust anything online. > Otherwise I'd say it's taking some minuscule effect and blowing it out of proportion. I don't see how psylocybin
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by _0qft 6y ago
I would only take them for therapeutic purposes. I'm already on anti depressants. I'm really not convinced mushrooms would genuinely help. Psychiatrists are really not fan of those things, they are considered neurotoxic. It's
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by _0qft 6y ago
Yeah I dont like when people imply I don't have friends or enough of them. I know I can have a discussion with anyone if I feel like it or if people come to me. I just answer "the world is my friend". My father is also like t
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by _0qft 6y ago
You're right, but one part of this is the cost of wealth redistribution. There is less social inequality in france than in the US. Healthcare and welfare are comfortable here. You have less problems of social inequality in general . I