
Sep 17, 2014, 05:58 AM
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Member Since: Aug 2014
Location: New York
Posts: 431
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Originally Posted by Creative1onder
No one knows what the future holds for anyone. We can visualise how it might look, how it could look, we can see it either bright or bleak,gloomy, dark or empty, nothing. Don't know what's coming around the corner at any time. We can't predict how things will be. We can make assumptions, generalisations, judgements and have expectations. The future will never exist in reality because we can only live in the present, in the here and now. We can make choices, have ideas, set goals, plan and change certain things that we want and need, taking positive healthy actions. Waiting passively for things to be better, wishing they would improve comparing ourselves to others isn't constructive. We can try to think more positively,have good ideas and plans but nothing is achievable without real helpful efforts, actions. Its no good ruminating about things that aren't important or that make us stressed and don't serve us well. Or worrying way ahead about the future. But that's what a lot of us do.. We're either going over stuff in our heads that have already happend that can't change or we're fearing, worrying about the future. We miss out on real living and on small, meaningful, beautiful things as a result. Whether depressed or not, people tend to focus more on negative aspects about themselves or others or situations, than positive ones, and it can be hard for anyone to make changes.
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You're really not getting the point. Straw men everywhere. Straw man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Many people who aren't depressed focus on the positive and make positive changes. I see it happen all the time. Where did that negative view come from?
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"Every person, on the foundation of his or her own sufferings and joys, builds for all." ~Albert Camus
Cymbalta, 60mg -- for the depression.
Latuda, 40mg -- for the paranoia (delusional type).
Adderall, 40mg XR & 5 mg reg -- for the ADD.
Xanax, .5 mg as needed -- for the anxiety.
Topamax, 50mg -- still figuring this one out.
MDD, but possibly have some form of Bipolar Disorder. Then again, I could be paranoid . . .
Well, at least I still have my sense of humor.
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