Rachel Martinez11 said:I honestly feel like you’d need at least seven more people to hook up with you just to get a decent sample size of the intelligence levels within the general vegetarian population. Especially since there seems to be such a tight link between casual dating and intellect.
Well, here's my take: I think we actually need meat-eaters around. If everyone turned vegetarian and we all became geniuses, how would we even know how smart we really are?🙂
Taylor Campbell4 said:Wow!! You really are something else 😲 🤣 :😬 🙂
Just go outside in some dirty clothes, and maybe all that nonsense will heal itself 😁
You've got a point there🙂
And as for the gloves—you can take that "philosophy" somewhere else. I make sure to treat others with respect and care, so I expect the same in return.😁 😍
Megan Mitchell said:there were actually two women🙂 I don't know all that much about him, what was this second one like?
One was a physicist and the other was a nurse. Does he favor his son, who struggles with schizophrenia, over the physicist because of his intellect? Both of them are named John.
Brenda Cook4 said:Johnson & Johnson (the ones who make schizophrenia meds) put together this multimedia simulation designed to let people experience what it's actually like—both visually and auditorily—to live through the lens of someone struggling with schizophrenia.
Taylor Campbell4 Megan Mitchell actually befriended his hallucinations. He had a wonderful wife—who, let’s be honest, was quite large in real life—and two sons, and he managed to transform himself so effectively that he actually overcame his illness. The hallucinations didn't ever go away, though.😍 😛 🤣 🤣 🤣
Well, let's look at the facts: two have flirted with me, one is my brother, and the one who hasn't shown any interest is married—plus, I never really had any intention of him hitting on me. He seems like a perfectly grounded guy, and he's actually a Buddhist, too. I think vegetarianism is a wonderful lifestyle. I love cooking for my brother and I'm all about veggies, though I've never been much of a fruit person myself. By the way, you guys are all pretty great. Do you ever wonder if schizophrenia could potentially be managed or even treated through a strictly vegetarian diet?😍 😍 😍
To be truthful, I struggle with a fear of people—specifically the fear of getting hurt by them—though I know deep down it’s somewhat irrational. I just can't bring myself to get caught up in the rat race for money; it's incredibly difficult for me to embrace that mindset. I usually only bother getting dressed up when I'm heading out. Otherwise, you might catch me running errands near a Walmart looking a bit disheveled. (It seems like there are already so many people on this forum who just resort to calling someone crazy whenever they run out of things to say.)
As for voting... I really don't know how that works. Could someone who actually understands the process please weigh in?
Brenda Cook4 said:Johnson & Johnson (the ones making schizophrenia meds) put together this multimedia simulation: it lets people experience what it’s actually like to see and hear things through the lens of someone living with schizophrenia.
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Honestly, I feel for anyone dealing with those kinds of struggles. If that's how reality feels, it's intense—it looks like something straight out of a low-budget Hollywood B-movie.
I've never personally experienced anything like that, though maybe that's just my luck since I tend to deal with brain fog and spontaneous thoughts more than anything else.
All in all, that video is total garbage. I can tell you one thing: if someone working at Jensen were actually suffering from this, they definitely wouldn't be taking their medication. It's just poorly made junk.😁 🤣
I know some guys😍 who are vegetarians, but they all seem to be emotionally stunted—well, except for one. So, I guess about 25% of them aren't struggling in that department. Does anyone think there might be a connection there?
Honestly, my hands are aching a bit, my back feels numb, and I’ve got this stinging sensation under my ribs along with some intermittent chest pressure. Other than that, I'm doing alright. I guess I’m just too much of an overthinker—every single time someone asks how I am, I end up feeling terrible about it. It's hard to find the right words to explain.
The server isn't cooperating right now, so I'll give it another shot a bit later.
I don't quite have enough expertise with opening RAM files to dive into that just yet. Should I try to learn the process, or is it better to wait until I'm more experienced? Once my man comes back to me, then I'll take a look.
I know a handful of Vegans who are incredibly sharp and intelligent, yet they seem to struggle with emotional depth. Then there’s one guy who is just an exceptionally kind, warm soul. Interestingly, they’re all men. Could that lack of emotional nuance be linked to their diet?
Andrew Harris7 said:I’m not quite sure how this last post comes across, but I really intended for it to sound encouraging and positive, so hopefully it does!🙂 😘
Thanks, but honestly, I'm just a regular person, which is why this feels so heavy. It might be easier if I just wore a wristband that said: Sch
Here is my little theory.😍 I’m trying to move away from standard nicotine—switching things up.
The genes? No chance. I just don't buy it; the condition is far too complex for genetics to be the sole fix. If you tweak one tiny cell, does everything else just magically align? No way. Besides, the relatives I have who deal with mental health issues never actually lose touch with reality, which is different from my experience. Maybe if we could just balance the fluid levels in the brain with solid matter, that might work. Sounds like a brilliant, totally original idea, right?!!!🤣 🙂 🙂 🙂
Hey everyone! I really wanted to make this work, but honestly, the pressure of trying to live up to being briskgull27 is just getting to be too much. Just as a little backstory, my username is actually a nod to that Elton John song from the Moses cartoon. 🙂 🙂 👋 👋 👋