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Sep 30, 2016, 04:58 AM
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watching someone die today on my soap opera.
big, big, mistake- and I should have spotted the clues "this episode contains emotional sceens" and " holly isn't breathing" why do i do this to myself.... why |
 anon12516, mtnannie, Skeezyks
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Oct 01, 2016, 01:45 PM
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I sometimes watch the "Dateline NBC Mysteries" & "48 Hours" on CBS. Afterward watching one of these, I always experience an upsurge of fear & paranoia.
 I sometimes think we don't appreciate how much impact TV programs can have on us... even over the long term. 
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Oct 01, 2016, 02:23 PM
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I exclusively watch comedies now because I can't handle emotional deaths. Although just because it's a comedy doesn't mean it won't switch to drama. So I don't watch a lot of new stuff.
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Oct 01, 2016, 09:12 PM
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The number 1 thing to destroy my mood and leave me devastated for the entire day is anything to do with animal abuse or neglect. Even stories where there is a happy ending for the animal at the end despite hardship in the beginning, I completely lose it. Even friends mentioning something sad on the topic will have me leaving the room.
The only thing that helps me level out my mood is to distract myself, usually with something funny on Netflix, I watch Archer, Parks and Rec, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, or Bobs Burgers.
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