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Reply to comment by freeshavocadew in Deaf woman with autism found safe after going missing 3 weeks ago by AmethystOrator
…you good?
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Reply to Kids realize what you did for them and appreciate it once they have kids of their own. Spouses or SOs don’t realize or appreciate it until you’re gone. by Yourfaceis-23
This isn’t a shower thought, it’s just depressing…not to mention largely untrue. Sorry you feel this way OP
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Reply to comment by LightOverWater in [Image] My uncle passed a few months ago. Was going through some of his things and found this. Been pretty down lately, but this little poem comforted me. Reminder to try and stay positive. by majorgee
You’re getting downvoted but I agree, this perspective is trash and not healthy emotionally. I hate the notion of “being strong” all the fucking time, it’s okay to be down and we shouldn’t normalize or glorify carrying on like things are okay when they’re not.
“the man worth while” so everyone not smiling through the pain isn’t worth while? lmao okay
voicebread t1_izchmdg wrote
Reply to I love this quote.... by hit21213
what
voicebread t1_ixrr37x wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Dissociative symptoms are common among individuals with depression, study finds by chrisdh79
Aaaaand clearly you’re tone deaf, too. What you’re describing is not disassociation, and people misunderstanding what dissociation actually is was the entire point of this post.
voicebread t1_ixrq5bo wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Dissociative symptoms are common among individuals with depression, study finds by chrisdh79
Having hallucinations intentionally induced by taking psychedelics is not the same thing as experiencing disassociation as a result of anxiety and depression. At all.
Edit: Psychedelics have actually been studied for decades as a treatment for anxiety/depression. One could argue that they actually do the opposite of induce disassociation, they make you feel more connected to your surroundings and self.
voicebread t1_ixrj1rh wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Dissociative symptoms are common among individuals with depression, study finds by chrisdh79
Spoken like someone who has no idea what it like to deal with disassociation. It’s not “time traveling your consciousness,” it’s literally feeling like you’re not real and nothing else around you is, either. Accompanied with a side of dread.
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Did the same thing while on a trip with some friends, sat down on a wasp who proceeded to sting me right in the ass. They thought it was hilarious, I did not
voicebread t1_iwgg3qp wrote
When I was in 5th grade I was obsessed with Calvin and Hobbes and had every book.
In one comic, Calvin avoided taking a test by writing, quote, “I cannot answer these questions due to my religious beliefs.” So obviously I went to school the following day and wrote the same on a test because I thought it was funny and wanted to be like Calvin. Teacher met with my Mom to figure out what was going on and was informed my family has literally never been religious, ever. Lmao
r/kidsarefuckingstupid
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Reply to comment by Jaybo4000 in [Image] Focus on what really matters to you by tdbair000
the illustration style, using comic sans, and the quality of the image itself. also the fact that the added text bubbles don’t add anything to the sentiment of the original quote
Edit: lmao apparently nobody here understands that sub. this meme screams boomer but okay
voicebread t1_iuojcu8 wrote
Reply to [Image] Focus on what really matters to you by tdbair000
The sentiment is nice but r/terriblefacebookmemes
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Reply to comment by S_T_P in Couple celebrates 57 years married despite multiple murder attempts by _GABO_
I tried to murder my husband 5 times. AITA?