Did you know that according to The Internet®, all you need to cure your depression is a good walk and some fresh air/company/to man up/to consume copious amounts of narcotics (delete as appropriate)? Wow! I sure love easy answers, and since the internet is populated exclusively by well-meaning experts, I shall immediately burn all my medication and defer to their expertise. Truth be told, as with most conditions what works for one person may not work for another (as I'm sure you all know already): but something more often overlooked is that certain things that can help depression/anxiety one day might be the catalyst for a spontaneous descent into misery the next. So here, in no order at all, is my list of five things that might be good things but might be bad things for those with broken brain chemistry. Enjoy... OR DON'T... 1. Food
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Well since the previous post was somewhat heavy and the last time I did this it went down pretty well, here's some largely inconsequential disjointed nonsense usually thought up while being bored in an airport or on an Airbus. Yay? Air NZ have cool outfits
Don't eye my three seats you greedy bastard: you be more careful booking next time. This is my bed, my domain. MINE. Mashing the touch screen is fun. I just love smashing my digits violently against an LCD because it only interprets my inputs as vague suggestions. My God Suicide Squad is a special kind of incompetent. Can't read any of the text. Audio is trash. Colour is rubbish. Costumes are bad. This film is bad. So bad. Do planes make films worse? I think they ran out of bread rolls and the fat Mexican next to me smells. The two are unrelated. This toilet has some great books. It's a shame they're all photos: |
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