So, we’re diving into the topic of socialist revolution. I’m curious to get your take: would you ever align yourself with a nationalistic or nationalist movement? To paint a clearer picture, we’d be talking about things like holding traitors accountable, widespread political purges, aggressive anti-regionalism, withdrawing from the USA, and adopting a French-style model—basically, eliminating bilingualism, removing national minorities, and putting national interests above everything else.
If we already have a dedicated space for men, why shouldn't chauvinism be tolerated in other subreddits too? I'm struggling to wrap my head around the logic of allowing chauvinistic views in only specific corners of the site. The whole concept of female inferiority is essentially the foundation of that male-centric section, yet it’s permitted to exist there.
I've been taking Rivotril for a little while now. From what I understand, it’s categorized as an anti-epileptic, but in my case, my doctor prescribed it specifically to help with anxiety and calming down. I'm currently on a 0.5 mg dose. Does anyone know if that's considered a low dose? I see people mentioning they take 2 mg of other types of anti-anxiety meds, so I'm wondering if that's roughly equivalent to four times my dose, or does it just depend entirely on the specific medication? Pharmacology was never really my thing, so I'm a bit lost here.
Honestly, this constant quoting feels like a total tangent. My previous posts aren't really the point here. But I have to wonder—what’s left once you run out of actual arguments? It seems like you're just worried about losing your little echo chamber.
Why is there a "men's corner" being allowed to exist when most of the posts there are just straight-up chauvinistic and insulting toward women? You'll see people making totally legitimate arguments claiming women are unintelligent or incompetent, and it's just sitting there. What makes this specific sub-forum any different? On the rest of the forum, we have strict rules against any kind of harassment based on race, nationality, gender, or anything else. If we follow those standards, why wouldn't we also need a dedicated space for racist or homophobic rhetoric?
So, I’ve been seeing a psychiatrist for a little while now. The specific diagnosis isn't really the point here, but in short, I'm dealing with some anxiety and depression. My doctor always seems to pick up on how tense I am during our sessions, and she suggests that this tension stems from a lot of repressed sexual energy. She also points out that it manifests as a certain level of aggression. Since the last time I was actually intimate with a woman was two years ago, I’m honestly at a loss as to how to resolve this kind of tension. It’s not like my current mental state makes it easy to make any real progress in that area of my life either.