Good events, disordered feelings

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I hope that even if you have not experienced something like the above events that you have a better understanding of why depression is a medical disorder and not merely a bad attitude.

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Hundreds of my ideas shared; trying to write about a major issue

Over the past month, I have shared hundreds of my ideas ranging from physics to climate change to computing to business to law to labor to domestic violence to social reform to photography. The ideas I shared were only the ideas that I already had written in a format that was easy to convert to … Read more

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Gaming as coping; my compulsion to fairness

Tyrant chat

I played Tyrant, an online game, to try to cope with my life. But it is a social game, all societies have inequities, and I am compelled to fix inequities. A moth drawn to the flame and then consumed by it. When I played, I often wrote about problems in the game’s subculture. Some people … Read more

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Serotonin withdrawal syndrome update, and meditation as coping

Fight the power. Hunter Hogan at HunterThinks.com

For completeness, not because I think it affects anyone other than myself, an update on my serotonin withdrawal syndrome. The vertigo changes in intensity: sometimes it is mild enough that I ignore it, other times it so severe that I have trouble walking. I have acclimated to the ringing in my ears. It is part … Read more

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Even in online games, I am compelled to act

In 2010, as a coping mechanism, I played an online game, Caesary. Players can join leagues, and most do because there are advantages within the game when in a league. Leagues have different roles with different league powers, such as kicking a player out of the league. I was in a unique league that instead … Read more

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