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shadowtrucker18 said:And I find myself wondering, why hasn't this individual been issued a warning card for his insults yet? 😳
Because you can just brush it off and act like it doesn't matter, right? 🙂
Carl Anderson76 said:Look, she’s just being sarcastic, while you’re honestly just being crude. I’d much rather sit through her sarcasm every single day than have to deal with your constant swearing.
Oh, sure—her sarcasm is totally fine as long as it isn't aimed at *you*. And frankly, I couldn't care less who you'd rather listen to—or read, whatever.
Christian Richardson9 said:And frankly, you're hardly the right fit—a moderator should be someone with at least a thousand posts under their belt and maybe two years of seniority, someone people actually recognize and who isn't constantly spamming or dragging everyone else down. Basically, one day 😍
It would be completely ridiculous if just anyone could waltz in here and start making demands; you have to actually earn that kind of status. 🤷
And if we're talking about people being disrespectful around here, let's be real—shadowtrucker18 is the one coming for me. Just look at her post above where she starts accusing me of "spamming the Pauline topic." Give me a break. She is incredibly rude.
shadowtrucker18 said:I suppose I won't delete it; I'll just quote him instead and then decide if I should actually file a report.
Honestly? I couldn't care less about you or your little threats. Go ahead, do whatever you want.
Roger Morgan4 said:😂
Thanks for making my morning a little brighter.
And what exactly is so funny about this? Elon Musk.
Hey everyone,
So, look—I’ve been watching this psychology subforum, and honestly? It’s a mess. There isn't a single moderator actually keeping an eye on things, which means threads stay open way too long and people are posting total garbage without anyone stepping in to delete posts or hand out bans. It’s lagging behind big time. Because of that, I’m throwing my hat in the ring to moderate this section. Now, before anyone starts complaining about my post count—yeah, I know, I don't have a ton of posts yet—but keep in mind I only started lurking in this psych section a few days ago! My job basically keeps me glued to my laptop anyway, so I’m online constantly, and since I spend most of my downtime at home on the web, I can be here whenever a problem pops up.
Would you guys be cool with that? If you're on board, I'll reach out to the current site admins to get the ball rolling.
Thanks,
Amanda Myers3 said:I’ve been on it for about three weeks now... I only just started feeling the effects. Honestly, I assume this improvement in my mood is thanks to the 🙂 pills.
Well, great—so it’s working exactly how the manual says it should! What was the original reason your doctor put you on this stuff anyway? And how exactly did that "better" feeling start creeping in?
Matthew White4 said:Look, I was on it for about a year, taking it three times a day, and I handled it pretty well. My doctor put me on it to deal with a mix of depression and anxiety.
But after a while, it just felt too weak... like the depressive symptoms were starting to punch right through it. Coaxil is a pretty mild antidepressant, and honestly, the side effects are super minimal.
There's really no reason to be scared of it!🙂
I actually got prescribed this for the exact same thing—anxiety and depression combo—and I'm currently on my fifth day, taking it three times a day. For the first two days, I actually felt a bit better, but then by day three, it was like... nothing. Just total radio silence. How long did it take before you actually started feeling the difference?
Wait, is there seriously nobody here who’s actually tried this med before?
I saw that, but I didn't want to go digging through that old thread again.
Has anyone here actually dealt with this medication before? I’m trying to figure out how long it takes to actually kick in—like, did it work for you overnight or was it more of a slow burn? Also, what was the reason you were even put on it in the first place? I'm curious about the transition too... how rough was the initial adjustment period versus how things are feeling for you guys now?