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TopicNormalizing anxiety, awkwardness, and general anti-social behavior is wrong.
Corrupt_Power
05/11/18 1:40:32 PM
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Normalization is the best term I can come up with to describe what's happening here, but it isn't perfect and I can't think of what else to call it. It's almost like it's the new smoking - you're part of a special in-crowd if you do it, and everyone who's part of that group are weirdly proud of it. It isn't something to be proud of. It is a defect on some level, and needs to be addressed so these people can live more fulfilling lives.

Again, I can't stress enough that I harbor zero ill will to people who genuinely have anxiety issues, as like I said, I deal with it myself. But... I want to say normalizing it, but I've already gone over that I dislike that term here... popularizing it, I guess, both undermines the seriousness of it, and undermines the idea that it can be addressed.

tremain07 posted...
He's basically saying the weak die the strong survive, fuck the non-normies

Bro, I've been on Prozac for probably going on 10 years now, Adderall for a little over a year (although my new insurance is a piece of shit and has been fighting me since I was forced to switch, so I've been basically forced off of it for several months now), had a stint in a psych ward when I was in high school, and am plagued by a whole host of aggressively unwanted and intrusive thoughts, every single day. So you can fuck off with that shit.
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