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Existence is a flickering spark with rhythm. It creates an inexplicably elongated chorus. Between each moment could literally be millions of years; it doesn't matter, because time is relative. That's beyond your understanding, perhaps. But what's vital here to understand how you must navigate your health. There are two states to the flicker: Light & Dark. The flip of the coin itself would be creation. Destruction isn't the opposite of creation; destruction is the opposite of preservation. We are living in the rhythm of the flicker, and it has created everything we see; humans have fabricated society & behavior a long time ago and it gets remembered in the species itself through the word & art. When we are born, we are able to acquire any of the knowledge that has been created, if we can get ahold of it and translate it. Well, these forces & beliefs have fabricated clouds of so-called realities, which are nothing more than prescribed dreams. The drone ants of the dream keep the dream functioning. However, not every dream (society) is good for you all the time, and you can fall into a rut—because the force of preservation can cause you to become immeasurably bored, and others to lose touch with reality (considering you the crazy one for being sane enough to notice that reality is boring the life out of you). Thus, in order to continue enjoying creation—you have two choices: Preserve the narrative of the matrix, or take the red pill. The dream matrix will almost always tell you to conform, because that is how it was forged into being in the first place: Collective conformity. However, for your own well-being you may need to expand your mind and learn the Whole truth & nothing but the truth so help me God. |
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I could be wrong, but "Depression" in teens, is because they are motivated in the wrong ways. They get into bad habbits of TV, Social Media, video games, websites. And they use all of their mental energy on that, and then they don't do anything REAL with their time. Solving problems in Math, Computer Science, or anything like that helps you feel a REAL sense of victory. Learning new things that will be useful in life help. Working at a job and making money helps, getting real friends or a real girlfriend, help. Anything away from the... Bs like this website. Come back to this Website when you have enough REAL things going on in your life, to make time for the fake things like TV, Websites, and video games. (making your own website, TV show and video game is actually good for your mental health, it involves solving problems and achieving something, but sitting around watching/playing things, aren't going to help you in life) |
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Every depressed person who uses the internet has no friends? Also, what does a "real girlfriend" even mean?
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05-09-2016
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Love when a ****** takes everything the wrong way. Anyways Incase anybody else like CM doesn't know how to read, I listed examples of habits that people do for HOURS, TV, Social Media, ect, that can lead to be sad because your literarly spending hours doing nothing with your life. Then I listed some examples with constructive ways to spend your time, explaining how getting USEFUL things accomplished, will make you feel better than spending TOO MUCH time on BS. And when I say teens in depression, I say that because teens are always the moody ones, they are developing. You shouldn't take medication to fix a problem that can be fixed by accomplishing real life goals. If you have a goodjob, good friends, a good girlfriend, good hobbies(working out, reading books, writing ect), and work hard in school, and you still aren't happy, then you probably actually suffer from depression. |
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it's sort of a 'god figure' to me. until i was 13, i had a gundam figure and i drew games (copy-cat of runescape stats) on my notebook (cuz i was restricted to play game for more than an hour). then i have grown out of those things and got into games. so my 'god' changed from toy to games. i had few games like Legends series, which didn't last that long. usually kept me motivated for 1-5 months (grind game). I also played Godswar, it only lasted 6 months, bc it's P2W. so I sticked with Graal until now, but as soon as i got 10k wins. i was just too tired to run. then I looked around, i was naive to everything else. I can't even run 5 miles (at once), I don't even attend any social events, I didn't even do any sports (i used to), there were just so many things that i've missed in high school. so i was heavily disappointed in myself and games all got boring all the sudden, so there's no 'god figure' encouraging me. ----- actually let me rewrite this. i was actually doing well until 10th grade. i took taekwondo, had a really good best friend(went back to brazil), i played soccer afternoon(just for fun), i was getting good grades, i played different MMOs and was always excited about it. 11th grade. my best friend is gone, but i saw this girl paula, she was beautiful. so she kind of made me motivated. i was good at math, so i had a good image to her. i stopped TKD, cuz it was getting pricy. this is when i kind of got bored of changing games and decided to stick with graal and started to make youtube videos. a lot of them. 12th grade. school is easy on me, i also got accepted to colleges. everything seems so peaceful and quiet. but i feel lost. i still play graal, but i spend more time being on the forum, reading, watching vids on utube. and always question myself, what am i doing? what am i gonna do in the future? then i looked at a mirror one day and my mental was just gone. my eyes were like a dead person, unmotivated. I watched a movie called 'The Lifeguard (2013)', very R-rated movie, but the first 10-15 min of the movie is what i was like. |
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