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Run away! Run away!
Canadian gangs getting out of hand:
Indeed, that is why I try to ensure that I see good friends and family regularly. It helps a lot but there are days when you just have to face it alone. I can't really put my finger on it, but for some reason this community has always felt like home on the internet. Thank you for your kind words.while we're no substitute for real people interaction, we're rooting for you.
The lyrics are the opening theme of the movie, and sung by one of the characters in the movie.If I remember at all rightly, and I suspect I only heard this second hand, but the tune with lyrics was only released as a single after the TV series (which featured the tune without lyrics as its theme tune) had finished.
This I can relate to. The earliest recollection that I have of those kind of thoughts is around eight years old. It rarely comes to the foreground, except in the hardest of times. I would need to abandon all my own values to act upon it, and I cannot imagine that I ever will.And what I mean by it being my theme song is that the idea just sits in the back of my mind, always present, always in view, like it wants me to know that no matter what I have another option. It has been there since childhood. Kinda tempted at times, but o know my head is messed up, and that none of the stuff that pushes it to the forefront of thought is likely to last, and that if I give in that I will abandon the only person who has bothered to try to help me sort stuff despite my own stubbornness, and they will not have me to make sure they don't make the same choice.
yes, for example joking about Germans exterminating 6 million jews, when this board and community is being fluctuated by people from all around the world, including German jews (please understand this as a big fat middle finger from me directly to all those idiots still thinking this is funny: it's not for me and the little bit of family I have left after the shoah). But since saying whatever the fuck you feel like is now the shit apparently, and being called out for racism/antisemitism/sexism leads to a circle jerk of idiots whining because they feel underappreciated for their intellectual puke by the so called "politically correct establishment", feel free to ignore my statement and continue spouting nonsensical crap.Or you could make this a learning experience to grow as an individual and try to understand when nonsense is and is not appropriate, such that you don't alienate people that you are trying to interact with in the future.
That's not how anti-depressants work. Please don't think they're magic pills that will make you stop feeling sad. They only fix the chemicals in your brain so that you are ABLE to stop feeling sad: if sad things happen you will still feel sad. If something makes you feel shame then you should continue to feel shame. If the anti-depressants make you stop feeling bad when you know something should make you feel bad then you need to tell your therapist about that immediately, like call and tell them, don't wait for an appointment. I'm worried about you, man.Fortunately, my antidepressants allow me to bounce back from these sort of feelings pretty quickly