Yeah, I'm still fairly sure it's not a healthy thing to do. I just know it works if I need to become an emotionless husk for the day to prevent myself being a total dick to everyone I see.Blueruler182 said:I usually don't reply this far after I've received a quote, but that's bloody awesome. I just had to say that, I have never met anyone else with that trick and it may have just made me feel a little more connected with people. That's actually an incredible help. I mean, I've been avoiding that trick unless it's really bad because it made me feel disconnected, it's nice to know that there's someone else with it.J03bot said:Yeah, I have that depression trick too. It also allows sufficient separation between mind and body that I can't get drunk anymore. Which is probably a good thing.Blueruler182 said:I rip that fucker's horn off and ram it into it's kidney! Nobody fucks with teddy!
But on a much more rational side, I got a little trick from depression where I repress emotion. If it's really bad, I just do that. Completely kills a day, but it keeps me from dwelling on it.
The closest thing I have to an "unwinding" activity is archery or gaming. Something about shooting things that don't really die makes me feel good.
FPS's are my unwinding tactic - unleashing bullet hell on pixelated people is a great stress reliever. Archery helps too, as I have to relax in order to be capable of shooting properly. Always good to encounter another archer, by the way. Although the fact that we're both depressed gaming archers is a little weird.
I need an 'agree' button on my keyboard.Ian Biggins said:Play guitar or play a game when you can slaughter many things![]()
I'm sure you, me, and everyone else reacting like us, are part of the norm though. You shouldn't feel bad. It's the common escapist user that are the odd-balls out.Rarhnor said:Punch the wall left to me.
Growl. (No...really)
Anger myself even more.
Push-ups.
Edit: I feel a little left out, seeing how my fellow escapists express their angry in a less violent and passive way. You make me feel bad![]()
Yeah, with me, it's emotionless to avoid pain. I generally go inwards when something bad happens to me, I don't lash out, I buckle down and take the shots. The emotionless thing just comes up if the shots are too hard.J03bot said:Yeah, I'm still fairly sure it's not a healthy thing to do. I just know it works if I need to become an emotionless husk for the day to prevent myself being a total dick to everyone I see.Blueruler182 said:I usually don't reply this far after I've received a quote, but that's bloody awesome. I just had to say that, I have never met anyone else with that trick and it may have just made me feel a little more connected with people. That's actually an incredible help. I mean, I've been avoiding that trick unless it's really bad because it made me feel disconnected, it's nice to know that there's someone else with it.J03bot said:Yeah, I have that depression trick too. It also allows sufficient separation between mind and body that I can't get drunk anymore. Which is probably a good thing.Blueruler182 said:I rip that fucker's horn off and ram it into it's kidney! Nobody fucks with teddy!
But on a much more rational side, I got a little trick from depression where I repress emotion. If it's really bad, I just do that. Completely kills a day, but it keeps me from dwelling on it.
The closest thing I have to an "unwinding" activity is archery or gaming. Something about shooting things that don't really die makes me feel good.
FPS's are my unwinding tactic - unleashing bullet hell on pixelated people is a great stress reliever. Archery helps too, as I have to relax in order to be capable of shooting properly. Always good to encounter another archer, by the way. Although the fact that we're both depressed gaming archers is a little weird.
I know a couple of other people who do the same thing without realising it.