Oct 19, 2020·1 reply
pusher teeim eating a deep dish pizza w mushroom and pineapple rn
the grease from op's deep dish pizza is dripping down his hanes t-shirt and he writes about gen-z's issues
plants 🌻Oct 19, 2020
coltrupthe issue is treating mental health as if its purely a neurological disorder that emerges in a vacuum and can be fixed with d****, rather than something that emerges out of the material conditions around you
for real
all that was going thru my head when I read OP was "what else do you expect to happen when kids are raised in a society like this one"
- Oct 19, 2020·2 replies
CLB 123· editedsleepin in til 12 isnt self care but labelling it as “laziness” isnt right too. sounds like its part of a bigger issue and they should definitely get that checked up. we got d**** for that.
see my first thought is to think this is a troll but if you've stepped on a college campus recently its honestly hard to tell
- Oct 19, 2020
Blunt MonkeyExactly, from the looks of it you’re also a psychopath.
Oct 19, 2020Bro I have ADHD and I dont do Adderall I just try to work on my problems. And i wake up by 10:00 everyday. We aint all lazy
Oct 19, 2020PNWHow come webMD is seen as unreliable? Sorry I'm out of loop
Looking through symptoms on there, you'd swear to God you had something.
Further research will show you that the same symptoms are tied to like 20 other illnesses.
It's a dark rabbit hole that even I succumbed to at one point and even laughed about it with my doctor.
rvi ⚡Oct 19, 2020·1 reply
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Oct 19, 2020·3 repliesThis really is a huge problem, even bigger than how it’s stated in op.
And “real” psychiatric help isn’t even as easy to find as you think. If you go into one of those appts thinking you have mental disorder a or b, a lot of them will just go with it and egg you on to get as much money out of you or your insurance. It’s a real toxic issue in this country.
I think there need to be more professionals, especially affordable ones, that speak honestly about what people are going through. I think a large percentage of mental disorders and issues would be better treated by the patient simply taking responsibility for their actions and trying to become better.
- Oct 19, 2020·2 repliesrvi
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- rvi ⚡Oct 19, 2020shane
- Oct 19, 2020pusher tee
see my first thought is to think this is a troll but if you've stepped on a college campus recently its honestly hard to tell
idk what kind of agenda youre trying to push but it sounds like you dont really care about fixing things
- Oct 19, 2020shane
the grease from op's deep dish pizza is dripping down his hanes t-shirt and he writes about gen-z's issues
I'll have you know I wear LA apparell ONLY
: - Oct 19, 2020shane
Did you take that idea from me you can be honest
Oct 19, 2020People really take this generation stuff seriously?
- Oct 19, 2020·1 replyfrank 2022
This really is a huge problem, even bigger than how it’s stated in op.
And “real” psychiatric help isn’t even as easy to find as you think. If you go into one of those appts thinking you have mental disorder a or b, a lot of them will just go with it and egg you on to get as much money out of you or your insurance. It’s a real toxic issue in this country.
I think there need to be more professionals, especially affordable ones, that speak honestly about what people are going through. I think a large percentage of mental disorders and issues would be better treated by the patient simply taking responsibility for their actions and trying to become better.
absolutely this
im not saying people shouldn't get help for their issues. we just need to do it the right way
- Oct 19, 2020·2 replies
of course there are plenty of people like that, but that seems like a really broad generalization to say it's an entire generation lol
- Oct 19, 2020·1 replypusher tee
see my first thought is to think this is a troll but if you've stepped on a college campus recently its honestly hard to tell
It's a bit hard to step on a college campus tho when a global pandemic has suddenly hit your life, and although other countries around the world have found a resolution (somewhat), your country is stuck with this global pandemic and the thought of death is close to your door(or dorm, if you stay on campus)
- Oct 19, 2020·1 replyshane
It's a bit hard to step on a college campus tho when a global pandemic has suddenly hit your life, and although other countries around the world have found a resolution (somewhat), your country is stuck with this global pandemic and the thought of death is close to your door(or dorm, if you stay on campus)
when this is all over Sweden will have one of the lowest death rates
- Oct 19, 2020pusher tee
when this is all over Sweden will have one of the lowest death rates
cause they didn't close anything
Oct 19, 2020frank 2022This really is a huge problem, even bigger than how it’s stated in op.
And “real” psychiatric help isn’t even as easy to find as you think. If you go into one of those appts thinking you have mental disorder a or b, a lot of them will just go with it and egg you on to get as much money out of you or your insurance. It’s a real toxic issue in this country.
I think there need to be more professionals, especially affordable ones, that speak honestly about what people are going through. I think a large percentage of mental disorders and issues would be better treated by the patient simply taking responsibility for their actions and trying to become better.
So I can’t speak on America, but you wouldn’t see a psychiatrist for an eating disorder in Europe. That’s the last step, if needed
A GP (general practitioner) will be your first point of contact and offer you an initial diagnosis. The UK has over 54K registered GPs
- Oct 19, 2020pusher tee
absolutely this
im not saying people shouldn't get help for their issues. we just need to do it the right way
Especially taking into account like.. for example manic or paranoid people. They’ll start thinking they have a million other issues, but if anyone else questions it they’re being ignorant or something. It’s dangerous.
Oct 19, 2020rvibut is all this actually true or just a lot of exaggeration?
mans just talking s*** lol he doesn't know
- Oct 19, 2020·1 replylil grinch dookie
of course there are plenty of people like that, but that seems like a really broad generalization to say it's an entire generation lol
not the whole generation, but it’s a trend among people in that age group.
- Oct 19, 2020frank 2022
not the whole generation, but it’s a trend among people in that age group.