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Serial Killers: Q&A... in Psychology ·
That’s the freak from the farm up in Canada, if I remember right. Maybe he was so damn ugly even the local girls wouldn't give him the time of day. Clearly, living among pigs wasn't cutting it for him. Hence the killing spree.
Why do I keep attracting the wrong people? in Psychology ·
"You reap exactly what you sow."
How do you find your purpose in life? in Psychology ·
The meaning of life? Live how you want to live. Stop worrying about what people say, and stop giving a damn about the gossip people invent just to mess with your head. Do your thing. Ignore the fairy tales. Follow your gut—just don't hurt anyone in the process. If you want to take a dip in a freezing lake in the middle of December, do it. If you want to sneak a little fun during a workday, go ahead. Don't show up to a New Year's Eve party if you aren't feeling it. Sleep with the women you actually like. Think positive thoughts. Buy a sweet car, hit the golf course, or grab a pool cue. Drink a beer even if some cop thinks he can tell you otherwise. Call a politician a total piece of garbage if it makes you feel better. Be alone if you need to. Cry if you have to. Laugh when you want to. Be crazy. Everyone has a massive spectrum of emotions to tap into. It’s your call how this life goes. Life is a game; play it right. It’s a lesson I’m still trying to master, but I’m working on it... Wish me luck.🙂
Was Jesus a liberal or a conservative? in Close to Politics ·
Greven said:Zachary Torres5, those cookie-cutter, boring claims you just wrote don't actually disprove the point I was quoting.

Just another glaring sign of how you believers are trained to just babble mindless nonsense that has zero connection to reality.

They do disprove it, man! Where is your logic? You're calling *us* brainwashed?! Fine, let's talk about who's actually stuck in the most moronic ideology. Why didn't you just die along with Josip Broz Marshall, you absolute donkey? You say you aren't a believer—fine, whatever—but you've turned communism and Marshall into your own little sick religion. It’s obvious you're the one with the brainwashed mind. Honestly, man, I feel sorry for you... there's nothing sadder than a man too stupid to see his own idiocy.
Was Jesus a liberal or a conservative? in Close to Politics ·
Richard Wilson4 said:People like you have been brainwashed to hate nationality and faith just because there isn't a sovereign nation for Americans or atheists. Now you're left without a homeland, living off the social welfare provided by hardworking Germans, Swedes, or Swiss men—people you don't respect and actually despise, yet you're more than happy to pocket their cash.

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Was Jesus a liberal or a conservative? in Close to Politics ·
Matthew Wright2 said:If the Pope suddenly decides to spit out some dogma claiming Jesus was a Communist, you and people exactly like you will swallow it whole. You'll try to convince us he was one just because you follow orders. That’s how you're programmed.

Look, the sheer amount of mindless communist slogans being thrown around here tells you exactly how brainwashed people are. These catchphrases don't even touch reality. For instance, your signature—WTF? I bet you felt real "free" during those old-school era uprisings, back when the local police were busy cracking spines to protect the status quo for the elites. Were you one of those enforcers?😈
Regarding the topic: Jesus wasn't political. If he had been, I bet he would have just gathered a gang to push Israel around with an army, just like those typical COMMUNISTS (Castro, Lenin, Mao Zedong, etc.).
Was Jesus a liberal or a conservative? in Close to Politics ·
Long live socialism and freedom!
Look, you didn't even bother describing your version of communism, so at least explain the logic behind that sign of yours. I quoted it for a reason. It’s fine to have ideas, but believing in something that is fundamentally impossible to implement? Seriously? Just tell me how old you are, man—maybe then some things will finally make sense.
Was Jesus a liberal or a conservative? in Close to Politics ·
Greven said:If you don't have a choice, then shut the hell up. Things are going to happen exactly how our masters decide anyway.

At these "elections," all you’re doing is picking which puppet gets to represent our foreign overlords.
It's nothing but a total joke.😁

Unlike the Bolivians, you people seem perfectly happy being lapdogs. It shows in everything you do, which is why nobody bothers asking for your opinion.

Oh, please. Go ahead, describe your version of communist rule to me—I'm genuinely curious to see just how far gone you are. I read fantasy too, man, but I don't live in a fairy tale...
Was Jesus a liberal or a conservative? in Close to Politics ·
Matthew Wright2 said:...unlike your "country," which excels at every flavor of crime and maintains its traditional vassal status.

The Bolivians kicked out that stench of a "president" the cowboys shoved down their throats and picked their own man.

With you people, it's the exact opposite. You’re practically begging for foreigners to come over and start bossing you around.

Man, you have completely lost the plot. Are you some low-level nobody mourning the "good old days" when you actually belonged to the elite? If that's the case, take your precious communism and shove it. Do you even know what the average salary looks like in Cuba? People flee from there because they can't stomach the "generosity" of that red regime. Get a grip. No government is perfect, but if I had a choice, I'd go with a nationalist administration just so we could kick people like you out of the country for constantly whining and demanding things. If you don't like how things are, go out, work, and earn a living instead of waiting for the state to hand everything to you on a silver platter.
Emotional Intelligence: A blessing or a curse? in Psychology ·
Check out this link. I think some of you guys on this thread might actually find it interesting—it was pretty eye-opening for me, honestly.

http://www.livescience.com/humanbiol...d_readers.html
Emotional Intelligence: A blessing or a curse? in Psychology ·
"After scrolling through a few posts on this sub, I actually had to double-check the name of this forum. Based on what I’ve been reading, I was positive it was titled 'Psychiatry.'"

🤣 🤣 My patient ID over at San Francisco is 1679. Do we know each other from there?🤣 🤣
Emotional Intelligence: A blessing or a curse? in Psychology ·
Jason Sanchez3 said:I don't even know if anyone is going to get this, let alone believe me. I honestly wonder if there are any other people out there like me. If there are, I need them—badly. I’m looking for some serious advice...
Even when I was just a kid, I felt everything. I could sense the whole world and everyone around me. I was never your typical American child—I didn't play by the rules and I certainly didn't follow the crowd. I never joined in when other kids were being mocked, either. I’ve always been different. Period.
I’ve finally realized just how sharp my intuition actually is. My intelligence is on another level—my brain connects dots and processes information way faster than most people around me. I can dissect a problem from every possible angle in an instant and pick out the most realistic solution before anyone else has even finished reading the prompt.
I didn't have much of a social circle growing up. I hated crowds. People never really took to me because I was too honest—and let’s face it, most people are terrified of the truth. I was withdrawn, shy, the quiet type. But everything changed when I hit sixteen. I decided right then that I was going to reinvent myself. Physically, mentally, personality-wise—everything. I wanted to be powerful. I wanted to be irresistible. It took an immense amount of work, but I did it. I rebuilt myself from the ground up into a complete person. Since that turning point, I haven't stopped watching people. I analyze them. I’ve taken that raw intuition I was born with and sharpened it into a weapon, perfecting my ability to read anyone instantly. Now, I've reached the critical turning point in my story...

I’ve become hyper-sensitive to everyone else's pain and emotions. I can feel the energy radiating off the person standing right next to me, and on top of that, I can read non-verbal cues perfectly. When I'm with someone—which applies to everyone, but especially my partner—I find it impossible to hurt them. I can't be selfish, I can't be irrational, and I can't say the wrong thing because I already know exactly how it's going to hit them. I can't afford to make mistakes because I am acutely aware of all their fears. I simply can't allow myself to be a flawed human being.😢 In such a short amount of time, I’ve come to know that person better than they even know themselves.

I’ve got a knack for reading people and pulling strings—it's a massive asset in the workplace. But don't get it twisted: I'm completely honest, and I rarely ever use that edge for anything shady.

Sometimes I’ll find myself tearing up over a newspaper article because the pain in the story hits me right in the gut. But then, switch gears, and I’m stone-cold indifferent to any kind of exaggeration or fake emotional displays. If it feels performative or unrealistic? I'm out. I have zero patience for that nonsense.

Sometimes I feel like a machine. Every single second, my brain is under siege—just constant bombardment from emotions and data. It’s non-stop analysis and processing. I find myself finishing people's sentences before they even get through them. It's exhausting. I remember everything. Every word someone said, every word I said, the exact spot where we were standing, and the specific emotional weight of the moment. I can still feel exactly how everyone reacted. It never stops.

It’s perfect sometimes, sure. But other times... I just want it all to stop. 😢 I feel like I’m actually going to lose my mind...

I actually want to hear what you all think. What are your experiences?

Trust me, you aren't the only one. Honestly, I’m at my breaking point with this crap. I can't even bring myself to talk to people anymore—whether it's someone I just met or an old acquaintance. They don't get it. They just look at me like I'm some kind of goddamn freak or an arrogant bastard. And I am nowhere near that. I'm done with the two-faced vultures. People say one thing to my face, but I can see the lies, the hiding, the ambiguity. I can feel when something doesn't line up with what they're presenting. It’s a strange thing, I have to admit. As they say, "ignorance is bliss." My life would be a hell of a lot easier if I just stayed ignorant. I used to think maybe I was just cracking under the pressure or something, but like you said, over the last few years, I've only been wrong once. It ain't a nice feeling, is it? It makes communicating so much harder, especially when I walk into a new place and struggle to find anyone I actually click with because of this. Are we all just losing our minds? I don't know. But I'll say this: I am very, VERY rarely wrong about these things. Sometimes I think I'd be better off being some low-IQ simpleton who only uses 10% of his brain just to walk around. Anyway, I get it. I'm going to do some digging online to see if there's anything out there about this. I'm genuinely curious. If not, I'll just pop a Xanax...🤣
Are vegetarians actually smarter? in Psychology ·
If eating lettuce is supposed to provide enough protein to build brain cells, then good for them... After I turn 18, I won't care who eats what, but kids need real meat to grow, not just leaves. They shouldn't end up being a burden on the taxpayers later. That’s my take, anyway...
I’ve hit rock bottom. And I mean bottom. Things are bad... really bad. Getting back on my feet? This isn't going to be some easy comeback. It's going to be a hell of a fight.😢
Zoloft and thyroid issues in Health ·
You can even get by on whiskey; honestly, it’s cheaper too.🙂
Zoloft and thyroid issues in Health ·
I heard about that mess. In cases like this, if you don't get that thyroid issue under control, it can absolutely wreck your mental health. People start reaching for Zoloft, but word is you have to fix the thyroid first if that's the actual root cause (I think there's a specific pill for it)—basically, your body is being overclocked. Once that happens, the physical side of things starts falling apart too, and it hits even harder because your gland is forcing your organs to run at redline. That’s where that total exhaustion comes from. If I'm wrong, check the internet.