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My monitor is wobbling around like a curtain in a draft, even though there isn't any sunlight hitting it at six in the morning.
And what about those gaps in logic? It's just puff, puff, puff—tiny little holes being poked in your brain, and then what? 😳
I can't help but feel like someone might actually start hallucinating right after they take an antipsychotic. It seems like every antidepressant comes with that warning about increased suicide risk, and then you have all these other drugs that thin your blood. There's even one specific medication where sudden death is listed as a side effect.
That’s a bit of a predicament, I suppose.
Personally, I'd rather deal with some unknown hallucinations and just walk away; I don't know exactly why, but at least the guy who dies stays dead, and that's just... well, that's it.
And what about those gaps in logic? It's just puff, puff, puff—tiny little holes being poked in your brain, and then what? 😳
I can't help but feel like someone might actually start hallucinating right after they take an antipsychotic. It seems like every antidepressant comes with that warning about increased suicide risk, and then you have all these other drugs that thin your blood. There's even one specific medication where sudden death is listed as a side effect.
That’s a bit of a predicament, I suppose.
Personally, I'd rather deal with some unknown hallucinations and just walk away; I don't know exactly why, but at least the guy who dies stays dead, and that's just... well, that's it.