Is everyone in the world on antidepressants?

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hwamf		#201	[-]
Posts: 2618 (08/12/08 6:53 AM) FAQ bitcher Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	...and 6 billion anti-depressants!
TC		#202	[-]
Posts: 626 (08/12/08 6:54 AM) I Need A Clue Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	You emotional wimmins sure proved him wrong! Really? Thanks Einstupid. Cause that NEVER occured to me. No sir. I'd never incorporate that level of sarcastic irony in a post.
PassionatePiscesMan		#203	[-]
Posts: 5603 (08/12/08 7:01 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	It's much more fun being crazy. Aho aha hee hee.
JeffGator		#204	[-]
Posts: 3865 (08/12/08 7:36 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	You wouldn't have known the women in the past were unstable if you met them. They weren't visible unstable, they had problems like bulemia, depression, low self esteem. I was in a 5 year relationship with a mentally stable girl, but before that it seems like a lot of the girls I dated had some issues like bulemia or depression or really low self esteem. Once I found out they had those problems i got out of the relationship. I think a lot of the problems women have stems from self-esteem issues that are constantly re-enforced by the media. Girls are constantly being judged solely on their looks and it has to have a pretty bad effect on them. Men in the gay community are also judged solely by looks. So I have changed my theory to blame it on the media + being emotional.
RoMa		#205	[-]
Posts: 36294 (08/12/08 7:40 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	JeffGator wrote: You wouldn't have known the women in the past were unstable if you met them. They weren't visible unstable, they had problems like bulemia, depression, low self esteem. I was in a 5 year relationship with a mentally stable girl, but before that it seems like a lot of the girls I dated had some issues like bulemia or depression or really low self esteem. Once I found out they had those problems i got out of the relationship. I think a lot of the problems women have stems from self-esteem issues that are constantly re-enforced by the media. Girls are constantly being judged solely on their looks and it has to have a pretty bad effect on them. Men in the gay community are also judged solely by looks. So I have changed my theory to blame it on the media + being emotional. Perhaps a more understanding boyfriend would have been able to overcome
ginaf20697		#206	[-]
Posts: 32462 (08/12/08 7:54 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	This Jeff/crazy girl thing seems to be a chicken or the egg sort of situation.
superguppie		#207	[-]
Posts: 23716 (08/12/08 9:50 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Could it possibly be that he is attracted to vulnerable women?
Dr Weems		#208	[-]
Posts: 39929 (08/12/08 9:55 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Just wanted to point out..... .....active-Mormon women in Utah apparently have the highest level of anti-depresser prescriptions of any group in the U.S. I know tons of them.
ginaf20697		#209	[-]
Posts: 32463 (08/12/08 10:03 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	superguppie wrote: Could it possibly be that he is attracted to vulnerable women? Or maybe they go crazy because of him. Who's to know?
superguppie		#210	[-]
Posts: 23717 (08/12/08 10:06 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Just wanted to point out..... .....active-Mormon women in Utah apparently have the highest level of anti-depresser prescriptions of any group in the U.S. I don't believe that for a second. Tarasmommy, for example, positively radiates joy and happiness. Or maybe they go crazy because of him. Who's to know? That's true. On the first date I wonder if he tells them not to chunk up.
Visa Declined		#211	[-]
Posts: 2664 (08/12/08 10:46 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Dr Weems wrote: Just wanted to point out..... .....active-Mormon women in Utah apparently have the highest level of anti-depresser prescriptions of any group in the U.S. I know tons of them. maybe thats why so many mormons have that dead behind the eyes look about them. I always assumed it was due to brain washing like Scientologists. And TM is unlike any mormon I have ever met in RL. Most of them are very pleasant although too uninteresting to actually interact with for more than a minute or so.
Pseudo Propaganda		#212	[-]
Posts: 149 (08/12/08 10:50 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Visa Declined wrote: Dr Weems wrote: Just wanted to point out..... .....active-Mormon women in Utah apparently have the highest level of anti-depresser prescriptions of any group in the U.S. I know tons of them. maybe thats why so many mormons have that dead behind the eyes look about them. I always assumed it was due to brain washing like Scientologists. And TM is unlike any mormon I have ever met in RL. Most of them are very pleasant although too uninteresting to actually interact with for more than a minute or so. How is that unlike TM?
Visa Declined		#213	[-]
Posts: 2665 (08/12/08 11:03 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I think she is one of the most (unintentionally) interesting posters here. Her self proclaimed expertise on every topic under the sun and utter lack of self awareness never fails to never fails to entertain me. I suppose you are right in that that I get bored with her quickly too but that's more to her obnoxious personality than from being uninteresting.
Dr Weems		#214	[-]
Posts: 39937 (08/12/08 11:08 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I don't think TM is "active-Mormon" (as far as I recall). Isn't she "Ex-Mormon"??? That's a different group of people entirely.
minerva		#215	[-]
Posts: 4530 (08/12/08 11:10 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Dr Weems wrote: Isn't she "Ex-Mormon"??? Not today.
HoodooRhythmDevil		#216	[-]
Posts: 628 (08/12/08 11:13 AM) VM17 Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Morman. Jack Morman. Pleasetameetcha.
Dr Weems		#217	[-]
Posts: 39940 (08/12/08 11:28 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	THERE IS NO "A" IN MORMON. Ex-Mormon's are much happier having escaped the wicked cult. I think TM escaped.
TC		#218	[-]
Posts: 702 (08/12/08 11:43 AM) I Need A Clue Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	We're gonna need a wider dragnet.
Kimbob the Magnificent		#219	[-]
Posts: 4948 (08/12/08 12:05 PM) Yes, smarter than you Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	This is the city.
Axle the Bulldog		#220	[-]
Posts: 363 (08/12/08 12:14 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I was on Celexa for just over a year and I didn't like it at all. I gained tons of weight (in combination of also being on the birth control pill which I also stopped taking), screwed up my hormones, liver, and digestive system, lost my sex drive, and any motivation to do anything at all. I wasn't anxious anymore but I didn't care about anything else either. Everything was "meh" to me. Never again will I go on pharmaceutical drugs unless it's a life or death crisis. Most mood disorders can be alleviated with proper nutrition, daily exercise, natural supplements, proper sleep, and counseling. The problem with folks nowadays is that they would much rather pop a pill to solve their problems than fix their lifestyle. It's just too much work.

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