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reify
3y ago
Maybe its just old age, I am nearing 70 now and any screen glare is unbearable I am a retired psychotherapist and I still read a lot of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis books in epub and pdf formats. I have to change the background colours
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3y ago
It was very difficult. I had to learn about astral projection, which allowed me to disconnect from myself and rise above my physical body so that I could see what I was doing. It was only then that I was able to visually observe myself and
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4y ago
what is the point of providing "behind a paywall" content? Especially when referring to the The early days of Linux, which is open source. Open source software is code that is designed to be publicly accessible yet I cannot read a
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4y ago
I have dyslexia and work for spec savers. We dont call our customers Patents we call them clents.
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4y ago
You sound quite normal to me. I am a retired therapist. We are all on the autistic spectrum but those that are near the ends of that spectrum have a much more difficult life. I too experienced your exact life symptoms during my 30's. I
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4y ago
Do you really have ADHD?. Or are the symptoms you exihibit more related to the medication you take? In the mid 1990's where I lived there were no instances of ADHD. I worked in a local children's psychotherapy service. As far as I
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4y ago
I was a psychotherapists for over 25 years working with children and families. I don't see the the relevence of this question. I do not see any links with saving bookmarks and ADHD. I too save hundreds of bookmarks and do not have ADHD
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4y ago
I was a psychotherapists for over 25 years working with children and families. I don't see the the relevence of this question. Isn't ADHD called attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder? Though Hyperactivity was dropped from
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4y ago
I was a psychotherapists for over 25 years working with children and families. I don't see the the relevence of this question. Isn't ADHD called attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder? Though Hyperactivity was dropped from
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4y ago
I read your post Is Your Mental Health Medication Actually Working? Please be clear. There is no evidence that a chemical imbalance in the brain even exists. The chemical imbalance hypothosis was created by big pharma to sell Prozac and soc
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4y ago
This is clearly linked to one of the four existential givens "meaning and meaninglessness. Carl Jung said, man needs to find meaning to continue his journey around the world, therefore, without this meaning, he is lost in no man’s land
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4y ago
I decided years ago not to use YT directly. I learned my lesson searching for a new RX580 on amazon a few years ago, only to be provided with pages of useless cheap products from manufacturers like PUSOKEI, dpofirs, bewinner, tonysa, rongM,
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4y ago
According to Freud, thoughts and emotions outside of our awareness continue to exert an influence on our behaviors, even though we are unaware (unconscious) of these underlying influences. The unconscious can include repressed feelings, hid
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4y ago
I do not, and will not, take any drug prescribed by any doctor. My thinking is that if I continually take unecessary medications, when I eventually need them they will not work. antibiotics is the exmple here. Autonomy and self regulation i
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4y ago
Eric Berne, What do you say after you say hello, The psychology of human destiny, Grove Press (1972) I read this book in the early 90's and it changed my life. It was the catalyst to make changes to my life to become a psychotherapist.
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4y ago
Sounds like a classic existential philosophical question to me. At some point in life we all end up asking ourselves "what is the meaning of life" and "who am I"? In your particular situation I would look at the the &quo
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4y ago
65 year old, very healthy for my age, apart from the damage to my body as a young man. Your heart is a muscle just like your bicep. Exercise your heart with cardio exercises and it will grow bigger and stronger just like doing weights to in
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4y ago
I left school with no qualifications. Began my introduction to academia as an undergraduate at 36 years old I started my masters degree when I was 40 for a further 2 years. I am now 64 years old. The main contributor of a successful adult e
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4y ago
All participants in the non-recent COVID-19 group tested positive BEFORE they were vaccinated (since the vaccination was not available at the time of infection) and vaccination recommendations at the time prioritised non-infected individual
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4y ago
remember! To employ means to "use". All employers are therefore using you. During the early stages of my training I used to intentionally only take jobs that offered certificated and recognised training programs as part of the pac
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4y ago
Just test a few different distros you can find a list and reviews at distrowatch. download the ones you like write them to your USB or burn it to a DVD disc and run it. if you don't like that one write another one to USB or burn to DVD
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4y ago
Not at all. In fact, I am now a fully functioning human being and not a human doing. would your real friends not phone you for 3-4 years. They are not your friends. Facebook's idea of friends is not the same as having real human friend
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4y ago
Not programming related but life related wishful thinking helps no one. If I could turn back the clock to when I was a teenager I would change my parents, my socio-economic status, my education, my friends. The only thing I would not change
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4y ago
before becoming a psychotherapist I was a vehicle tech at Jaguar cars for 20 years. I therefore view all cars as modern day horses and anyone who pays a small fortune for a car must be absolutely stupid, blind to the impact of market forces
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5y ago
You do seem to meet some of the DSM5 criteria for depression. 40 is the time of life when we are most prone to look back on our lives to see what we have achieved. Asking those hard and difficult questons about life in general. Is this real
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I am a retired psychotherapist There is no research that says medication works for ADHD. medication is developed for big Pharma not the individual. The medication is awful. I have seen the disasterous and debilitating effects on children. W
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5y ago
A psychotherapist for 25 years. Now retired and bored. currently helping a few of my old students with their masters dissertations. I have indeed given up chasing anything period! Aching back, dodgy knee. If I was younger and could follow a