Tell us, what's bothering you ?

[NotGary]

Better being called that than ignorant/illiterate frog.

the f in your username stands for food.

 

[Devourer]

shut up commie

arent you so brilliant

 

[TestAddress]

Better being called that than ignorant/illiterate frog.

Er.. commies killed your parents?

 

[Angry_Panda]

Polished six pairs of my black shoes, and now my right shoulder is quite upset with the decision to do all of those in one go.

 

[Devourer]

Polished six pairs of my black shoes, and now my right shoulder is quite upset with the decision to do all of those in one go.

remember to stretch out

 

[Devourer]

took alot of my anxiety medicine im feeling it hard lol

 

[DavidianMillerian]

took alot of my anxiety medicine im feeling it hard lol

you were diagnosed with anxiety?

 

[Devourer]

you were diagnosed with anxiety?

yes just like moko

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i also have other things but im not sure i wanna get into that here

 

[DavidianMillerian]

yes just like moko

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i also have other things but im not sure i wanna get into that here

the thread's called "tell us, what's bothering you", man

 

[Devourer]

the thread's called "tell us, what's bothering you", man

well since i have a such a small digital footprint with this username ill say it
ok ive had anxiety disorder since i was a teen the only thing they can really do is prescribe you anti anxiety medication which is usually benzos those can be addictive if you take them long term so i decided i dont want to get back on those again

i developed schizoprenia in my early 20s could be do to my drug use but im not sure its under control because im on a powerful antipsychotic
im still a normal person just like anyone else

 

[DavidianMillerian]

well since i have a such a small digital footprint with this username ill say it
ok ive had anxiety disorder since i was a teen the only thing they can really do is prescribe you anti anxiety medication which is usually benzos those can be addictive if you take them long term so i decided i dont want to get back on those again

i developed schizoprenia in my early 20s could be do to my drug use but im not sure its under control because im on a powerful antipsychotic
im still a normal person just like anyone else

oh

well that's harsh, but what kinda shit do you see when you're too far gone, out of curiosity

(don't answer if you don't feel comfortable)

 

[Devourer]

oh

well that's harsh, but what kinda shit do you see when you're too far gone, out of curiosity

(don't answer if you don't feel comfortable)

i seen a woman i tried to avoid her walking by her on the sidewalk only for her to poof out of the air
didnt bother me i was pretty neutral about it

sometimes i feel like i am the chosen one by god and everyone else isnt those delusions i dont like

funny story i tried to trip balls but never did due to my medication negating the effects

 

[NotGary]

remember to stretch out

I did just experience a random cramp this morning.

man that woke me up fast.

I remember seeing someone saying that in order to avoid this he just goes walking as soon as he feels one coming.

 

[Manko-sensei]

well since i have a such a small digital footprint with this username ill say it
ok ive had anxiety disorder since i was a teen the only thing they can really do is prescribe you anti anxiety medication which is usually benzos those can be addictive if you take them long term so i decided i dont want to get back on those again

i developed schizoprenia in my early 20s could be do to my drug use but im not sure its under control because im on a powerful antipsychotic
im still a normal person just like anyone else

And I guess they didn't even bother doing a TAC or a brain ressonance first, right? I hate when in mental care they took the quick route of "take these pills" just to have a short-term benefit (for the psychologists and psychiatries) and long-term issues for patients, I know a lot of people who developed mental disorders due medication. The base for a good mental health is always a healthy routine and balanced meals, basically exercising daily both physically and mentally. Have you tried natural methods such as walks in green areas, tracking, mountaneering, swimming, petting animals in specialised centres, doing yoga, breathing techniques, calligraphy, specialised and classic books, archery, chikung/taichi, dancing, playing an instrument or musicotherapy (you can switch styles/authors depending on the mood, but of course not 24/7)? And if you go to the right clinics I can recommend traditional Chinese medicine, not only acupuncture but of course it's the usual way, and reflexology can also help (besides if you get hurt doing any kind of exercise/movement both massagists and physiotherapists can heal/aid you). In conclusion, don't rely only on meds, if you have headaches on a regular basis the more reason the get a TAC done and any healthcare analysis required.

 

[Angry_Panda]

I did just experience a random cramp this morning.

man that woke me up fast.

I remember seeing someone saying that in order to avoid this he just goes walking as soon as he feels one coming.

If I can wake up from a charley horse fast enough to start stretching it before it locks up, this works pretty well. A few times I've been too late, and then it's a couple minutes of screaming into the pillows while the worst passes, and a couple days of limping.

 

[Devourer]

And I guess they didn't even bother doing a TAC or a brain ressonance first, right? I hate when in mental care they took the quick route of "take these pills" just to have a short-term benefit (for the psychologists and psychiatries) and long-term issues for patients, I know a lot of people who developed mental disorders due medication. The base for a good mental health is always a healthy routine and balanced meals, basically exercising daily both physically and mentally. Have you tried natural methods such as walks in green areas, tracking, mountaneering, swimming, petting animals in specialised centres, doing yoga, breathing techniques, calligraphy, specialised and classic books, archery, chikung/taichi, dancing, playing an instrument or musicotherapy (you can switch styles/authors depending on the mood, but of course not 24/7)? And if you go to the right clinics I can recommend traditional Chinese medicine, not only acupuncture but of course it's the usual way, and reflexology can also help (besides if you get hurt doing any kind of exercise/movement both massagists and physiotherapists can heal/aid you). In conclusion, don't rely only on meds, if you have headaches on a regular basis the more reason the get a TAC done and any healthcare analysis required.

sadly i never had a TAC or brain ressonance(i have free heathcare) i do have my psychologist and thats about it alteast she told me to take walks and go outside from time to time
sadly i live smack dab in the middle of the city so natural methods are a little hard i do have ONE place in mind which is my little happy place is this duck pond i go to i also got my friends cat i play with too

 

[Manko-sensei]

For all kinds of pathologies, illnesses and disorders related to mental health there are three main sources: psycological, physiological and genetical. Taking pills doesn't solve the problem, it can only hide the sympthoms and besides the prescribed secondary effects and addiction they can make it rebound into something else because the body keeps sending signals of something going wrong. Medication + some kind of activity is okay in the short-term while looking for answers, but seeing how long it has gone it makes no sense nobody did research (well, it does because pharmaceutical industry and psychiatrists make a great team to earn money), so I suggest bringing it up to the family doctor of your healthcare system. In the end, there's no use on putting bandages to an open wound and hoping it'll be healed by itself or not and living with that without exhausting the possibilities. Sometimes it's something so simple to diagnose it's shameful nobody dared to bring it up before, and best case scenario you can life a fulfilling live without relying on meds.
In the meantime, yes, a pond, a garden, a park, any place you can reach by foot is a good place to try things out (indoorsy you can go to libraries and museums). And who knows, maybe with Maps + a simple search on your city + asking people sometimes you discover things you never imagined you had so close. While the doctors do their job, of course do everything you can for yourself, but nag them as much as you can.

 

[IlaiaCorde]

Whats bothering me? Hmmm.

People dumping negative comments on titles of genres/tags they don't like solely based on the genre.

The biggest examples of this are gender bender titles or girls love or boys love where people just come to shit on it and leave nasty comments just because it's that genre...not even related to anything else about it.

Then those of us who enjoy these kinds of genres get excited to read it, especially if it's a new series; and when we go to the the forum, the comments are just negative and nasty for no good reason, and that really kills the excitement and the mood for the rest of us. (People who do this stuff usually drop hate in the comments due to their own personal or political views).

Its super annoying. It's to the point where 1/3rd to 1/4th of all the titles in these categories have negative comments posted on their threads due to this kind of negative activity. 😒

 

[kanamon]

and that is why people don't use MD forum

 

[DavidianMillerian]

and that is why people don't use MD forum

*most people