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MathOnNapkins  1100  In SPC700 HELL                   Since: 11-18-05 Last post: 6279 days Last view: 6279 days |
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| Your posts are starting to irritate me, SamuraiX. What do you want exactly? Tarale is being very informative and patient with you, just trying to see if you're depressed, and if you are, she's just trying to help. But every one of your posts in response to hers is an open ended question that is comes off as being standoffish.
You don't sound happy to me, and you're being very dodgy about it. So either you're in denial, or you just came in for a philosophical chat. But I can't stand to see you patronize someone like this. At least, that's what it looks like to me. You sound bitter at other people b/c they aren't like you. You seem to have something against people being "normal" which is meaningless b/c everyone is different, one way or another. Asking if being sad all the time is bad is like asking "is it bad if I feel a burning pain in my chest all the time?" So yeah, being sad all the time would indicate that something is wrong, just like burning pain in your chest would indicate you are about to seize up from a heart attack. Obviously these are different degrees of severity, but still... I'd say it's okay to indulge in melancholy thoughts once in a while for entertainment (e.g. reading The Scarlet Letter), but actually being sad is not fun at all. Being truly sad is like being in pain. And finally, you ask if chronic normality is a disease. no. Disease is by definition a state of being divergent from normality. |
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SamuraiX Broom Hatter  Since: 11-19-05 Last post: 6280 days Last view: 6281 days |
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| I would go so far as to say that the normality of humanity could be exp And since you mentioned it, is it bad to have a burning pain in the chest? One that pinches at the senses, makes one wince, suffer? A normal person cannot grasp pains not normal and is quick to marginalize the pained as pitiable, if not worse. What medicine will man prescribe to that which he himself cannot understand? Might you answer my question, not question my answer? |
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MathOnNapkins 1100 In SPC700 HELL Since: 11-18-05 Last post: 6279 days Last view: 6279 days |
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| I did answer your question, but you weren't paying attention. Disease and normality are mutually exclusive. Chronic normality would therefore not be a disease. And I didn't question your answer, I questioned your question. B/c that's all you've been doing is asking combative questions like you know what you're talking about.
And you're spouting nonsense. Pain is your body's way of letting you know something is wrong. Yes, it's possible for nerves to misfire, or not fire at all. People who don't feel pain generally die of papercuts and the like; this is well known. I think that should be enough to convince you. As of now you are speaking in riddles and I don't really care to continue discussing your hypotheticals. |
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Tarale  2710 Affected by 'Princess Bitch-Face Syndrome' ++++!! Persona non grata Since: 11-17-05 From: Adelaide, Australia Last post: 6279 days Last view: 6279 days |
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| Thankyou, MathOnNapkins. I'm starting to wonder what the point of all this is myself.
So far I've been giving SamuraiX the benefit of the doubt, and have been very patient with him/her, but if this nonsense continues I will close this thread. Officer's Club is a forum where people come to seek help, or to try to offer help to others. I doubt this is helping anyone. SamuraiX -- If you wish to engage in philosophical debate about what "normal" is and if there is a purpose to life, please start one in the debate forum. If you actually have a problem and wish to seek advice for it, then make an effort. I have made an effort to try to help you based on some of the sentiments you have exp If you just want to argue, I'm sure there are better forums than Officer's Club. |
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Schweiz oder etwas [12:55] (Dr_Death16); I swear, the word drama needs to be stricken from the dictionary, for I've heard it so many times, it will permanently be imprinted on my brain  Since: 11-17-05 From: Kingston, Rhode Island Last post: 6279 days Last view: 6279 days |
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| You're a lot like me, SamuraiX. I don't know how I feel about that.
You think you're worth a lot less than you actually are, but the fact that you're able to write, think critically, enroll in AP classes, and still have time to tell everyone about how you can do that AND you still feel worthless suggests that you're not as crap as you seem. Maybe when you meet someone truly worthless you'll gain a better perception of just how much you actually mean. And stop asking questions that don't have an answer in cryptic language -- that can be taken as BSing around in the OC, which is, as I'm sure you know, not within the rules. You can just as easily say "Well, I know the conditions, not the disease, so what's the cure?" and get a ton of feedback relating to your life, the condition it's in, and your prospects for the future. Like Tarale said, the OC is a place where you come to talk about what's directly bothering you, not ask a line of questions that are hard to answer and not entirely related to your problem. Someone who reads this thread all the way through will suddenly start noticing your language take an unexpected left turn about two-thirds of the way through, which is where this philosophical stuff started. The best solution to your woes is to act on them, not sit around and talk about them. |
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SamuraiX Broom Hatter Since: 11-19-05 Last post: 6280 days Last view: 6281 days |
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Originally posted by Grey Might I ask an answer to a somewhat less cryptic problem then? Every waking moment, life feels so very tiring. Exhausting, even though I really don't do much. And constant pains from head to toe. There's only so much advil, motrin or whatsnot that one can use in a day, and most of it doesn't do much. It's ever so tiring to be alive.  |
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Tarale 2710 Affected by 'Princess Bitch-Face Syndrome' ++++!! Persona non grata Since: 11-17-05 From: Adelaide, Australia Last post: 6279 days Last view: 6279 days |
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| I would suggest that you have to see a doctor about that. I doubt anybody here is trained to either diagnose or treat your malaise. Nor is anybody here qualified to prescribe any medicine that may be more effective than advil, or such.
There are many many reasons why somebody can feel tired, both physical or mental. Examples include: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Leukemia, Renal Failure, Depression, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Infectious Mononucleosis, Influenza, etc, etc See your General Practitioner. |
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Rom Manic Since: 12-18-05 From: Detroit, WHAT?! Last post: 6279 days Last view: 6279 days |
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| There is no purpose to this thread. He does not even try to fix himself, despite numerous suggestions on HOW to fix himself, if there is even anything wrong to begin with.
SamuraiX: At least try what I have suggested. Nobody is going to drop down from heaven and just make everything better. You have to do it yourself. That is one of the meanings of life, to make yourself better and overcome. Anything. The rest will come in time. |
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SamuraiX Broom Hatter Since: 11-19-05 Last post: 6280 days Last view: 6281 days |
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| What I mean to say is can I be sad without knowing I'm sad? |
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