khaannn

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   by khaannn 9y ago

   This is also my story. Tried everything and only the meds helped.
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   by khaannn 10y ago

   I work for a state government with open salaries to the public. It causes lots of friction due to a couple of factors: 1) De-facto lifetime employment 2) No raises without a new position 3) Vastly differing levels of compensation I make so
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   by khaannn 10y ago

   Zoloft helps me live a normalish life. I'm not on a high dose and don't experience any emotional numbing. Every year or so I try dropping the dose or quitting and have a massive relapse. It seems to be a genetic issue in my matern
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   by khaannn 11y ago

   Amongst immigrant families, yes. It's different with groups that have been here several generations.
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   by khaannn 11y ago

   Good schools push children into actually learning a second language. The poorer schools around here don't offer as much of an emphasis on foreign languages. I didn't see a reference in the article about acquiring a second language
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   by khaannn 11y ago

   Being bilingual is just another proxy for a middle class or higher upbringing.
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   by khaannn 11y ago

   This is my life. The ancient codebase that doesn't use Objects because "They didn't see the point" with no unit tests. The pay is more than I could possibly hope to achieve at another employer in this area and, accountin