Is the accordion a marginalized instrument?
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Is vitamin supplementation actually harmful?
in Health ·
Edward Taylor78, your father might be an athlete, but I suppose that doesn't necessarily make his medical advice particularly authoritative, does it?
As far as picking up some basic multivitamins or mineral supplements goes, you don't really need any special oversight or permission. You can just head down to a CVS or a Walgreens and pick them up yourself. Provided you actually stick to the recommended dosage on the label, I imagine there isn't much to fear regarding side effects.
However, if you're starting to suspect that some underlying health issue is causing a deficiency in vitamins or minerals, then you really ought to consult a doctor. It’s necessary to determine whether the root cause is truly a lack of nutrients or perhaps something else entirely.
The reason your body might be lacking a specific substance isn't always just because you aren't eating enough of it. There are various factors at play... maybe it's poor absorption, an excess of another substance that acts as an antagonist, various illnesses, genetic predispositions, or even just excessive loss through other means.
As far as picking up some basic multivitamins or mineral supplements goes, you don't really need any special oversight or permission. You can just head down to a CVS or a Walgreens and pick them up yourself. Provided you actually stick to the recommended dosage on the label, I imagine there isn't much to fear regarding side effects.
However, if you're starting to suspect that some underlying health issue is causing a deficiency in vitamins or minerals, then you really ought to consult a doctor. It’s necessary to determine whether the root cause is truly a lack of nutrients or perhaps something else entirely.
The reason your body might be lacking a specific substance isn't always just because you aren't eating enough of it. There are various factors at play... maybe it's poor absorption, an excess of another substance that acts as an antagonist, various illnesses, genetic predispositions, or even just excessive loss through other means.
Are we all just masochists?
in Psychology ·
Gary Cooper11 said:I mean, I know... it all just leads right back to my original point, doesn't it? 😛
Well, sure, but I guess you just have to find a guy who actually knows how to handle you. Personally, I think 🤣
Barren on a psychology forum is just... well, it's pretty terrifying, if you ask me. 😲
Are we all just masochists?
in Psychology ·
Gary Cooper11 said:Yeah... but what if we flip the script?
That’s really what’s been weighing on my mind lately...
I mean, looking back at all my relationships, I’ve noticed a pattern: I always seem to attract guys who are okay with how I actually behave towards them...
The only real issue is that they get used to me being pretty arrogant or saying some pretty harsh things when certain situations pop up. That isn't who I want to be—I don't want to crush anyone's spirit—but honestly, my self-control just isn't quite strong enough to stop myself when I start reacting intensely!
Does that make more sense now? Because that is the core of the problem!
P.S. I was actually at work when I was typing this, so it’s no wonder I totally messed up the phrasing! (I work in customer service answering phones 🙂 )
Well, you clearly need some 🙂 if you ever hope to improve 😬
Are we all just masochists?
in Psychology ·
Gary Cooper11 said:I’ve been wrestling with something lately...
It seems like a universal rule that most people end up falling hard for the ones who treat them the absolute worst.
Maybe I’m just reading the room wrong, but in my experience, whenever I’m being nothing but kind and supportive, the person I’m with couldn't care less about me. But then, the moment I stop playing nice and start acting a bit difficult? Suddenly, they’re obsessed, valuing me more than ever, and all this other stuff starts happening.
I’m really curious about the psychology behind this kind of behavior.
What’s the deal with how people act? Because honestly, the most frustrating part is realizing I’m doing the exact same thing. I find myself gravitating toward those "bad" guys—the ones who treat me poorly—and for some reason, they’re the ones I want the most. It’s incredibly damaging.
WHAT THE FUCK??????????????😕
I don't think this just happens once in a while; I suspect it’s actually a fundamental rule of human nature. It sounds incredible, but it seems to be the truth, and honestly, I find it somewhat exhausting.