throwaway55254

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   by throwaway55254 4y ago

   I've been in a similar position, a couple times in my career. I think its a natural trap to fall into when you are the kind of person that is good at bootstrapping projects to the point where they need a team to grow further, but not i
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   by throwaway55254 7y ago

   > is the condition/symptom negatively affecting your ability to go about your day-to-day life I wonder though, is this even too broad? Perhaps people need to overcome some of this adversity. Not everything is painless in life nor sh
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   by throwaway55254 7y ago

   Better living through chemistry. Not at all what I was thinking when I wrote this post, but I love this take on it. I think if that is truly the drive behind the medicalisation of every day life we would be better off dropping the facade ju
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   by throwaway55254 7y ago

   I wonder about this as well. I see lists of anxiety symptoms shared and I meet every one of them, but I don't consider myself to have anxiety. Isn't it normal to be anxious in stressful situations or to be depressed when things ar
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   by throwaway55254 8y ago

   This terrifies me. I've been trying to get up the nerve to talk to my doctor about my mental health for years now. I've been depressed on and off for a large portion of my life. I've always been really wary of pills though an