Fix'd Now you're doing it right.
You're definitely not giving off that creepy stalker vibe.
>none of the options are porn None of the options are worthwhile. except sherlock <3
Nine Inch Nails - Closer
Descartes, bro. You also got the order wrong, Mak. It's "cogito ergo periculosus sum". Which means "I think, therefore I am dangerous" for any of those wondering.
Centaurum iacio
>looks back on all the things I've accomplished my whole life Spoiler nothing
8'D Thank you, whoever sent this. I'm sure you're a pretty cool person too.
My friend just shared this from the UNC page.
You are wee Heartless from Traverse Town and it has always been your dream to be a Heart Capturer. Today is your birthday! You're finally 10 years old and you can now leave your world and explore the other worlds. Professor Maleficent has tasked you with finding and capturing all of the hearts(ALL OF THEM!) and recording them in your HeartDex. Now go to various worlds, young Heartless, and spread the darkness!
Your courage Your resolution Your darkness Will bring us victory!
Time to get crunk.
Amen, brother!
lhotse - reverberations of the heart
Everything makes sense now. I've been lying to myself for my whole life. I'm...gay. I knew my love for Oreos and Chips Ahoy always got me odd looks from everybody but I never knew it was because of this. Spoiler
; ~ ; Sorry for not being able to post. College started and I've been much busier than I thought I would be.
It's on the history of computers and it's suppose to be a minimum of 5 pages. Thankfully I have classes during the night so I have the rest of the day and the rest of the morning tomorrow to finish.
I have a paper due tomorrow and I still haven't started yet. >_>;
Have we gotten so used to opposing each other that I have to counter everything you say now? I was just throwing my two cents into the discussion. I'll just add though that the study shown in the first article only applies to those who used antidepressants to prevent catalepsy. Whether or not people who use antidepressants to prevent or alleviate something else experience something similar in effect during withdrawal is an open question and should be researched. Let it also be known that withdrawal symptoms are very common in most drugs and tapering off them as slowly and gradually as possible is recommended by most doctors so symptoms like this don't appear. Quitting cold turkey usually leads to relapse. Breaking free of a dependence on a drug isn't as easy as people think it is and can very much be a lengthy process and for certain substances, it might even take months and require medical supervision.
I'm assuming this only applies to SSRIs since it was the only one mentioned. While SSRIs are the most prescribed antidepressants, let it be known that there are other types of antidepressants out there such as MAOIs, TCA, TeCAs, and SNRIs. My knowledge of them is minimal but I'm just putting it out there for now. The source linked in the first post only applies to a specific group of antidepressants, not all of them. From what I've read of SSRIs, they're kind of a mixed bag. This study shows that the magnitude of benefit of antidepressants compared with the placebo are very minimal or non-existent, on average, in patients with mild or moderate symptoms. But with patients with very severe depression, the benefit of medications over placebo is substantial. So it isn't that they don't work, it's that their effects depend on the severity of your condition. And as for the cases where the symptoms were only mild(maybe moderate as well although that might be taking a risk), I believe an alternative method could be used instead of antidepressants. As for my personal opinion on antidepressants, I'm sort of neutral on the subject. Both my mom and stepdad use them and they seem to work just fine for them. Comparing how my mom was before she took them and then after she started taking them and taking therapy, I can see that a difference was made. If I were given the choice though, I would prefer not to take them. I don't really like the idea of using drugs to alleviate my mood and I would prefer therapy sessions much more. Taking antidepressants has always seemed like the easy way out for me. You take them and you feel good to go on with your day and you keep taking them so you have some semblance of normal. But I would much rather prefer to take therapy to help me figure out what's really causing me to feel the way I am and what I can do to resolve the problem. I'd much rather have the weight off my back instead of just making the weight lighter.
