@MattЭллен I think maybe I should go and see another psychotherapist this year. It might help to see someone else. I am trying to meet another prof next week. He has a son who is a therapist, so maybe he can help too.
One thing I have difficulty figuring out is why I have taken so many years to get better after I stopped working. I know many bad things happened during this period which made things worse for me, but still I don't get it.
That show has a laugh track, which is cued for almost every utterance by any character. Try using zazzy in real life and see how many genuine laughs you get. — Robusto45 secs ago
Gawd, I hate The Big Bang Theory.
Not only a laugh track, but an "awwww" track when something is cute or dear. Yecch.
@ABeautifulMind Not so much, I've seen a psychiatrist yesterday, he said I should find a work for being better, doing nothing will get me worse and worse, I don't program a lot at home now
There are 2 problems with work 1. wake up before 9am 2. use my car in traffic jams, I hate using fuel (I feel I don't deserve it), and jams, I prefer a lot my bike, but there are hills in the way, just 3-4km, which make like an equivalent 8km flat path
I think there are so many factors in deciding if something will help a particular mental illness that almost anything anyone suggests that you do is just a suggestion.
There are so many different restrictions on usernames these days that, what with so many accounts, your particular username is just as hard to remember as a password
@crl When I bothered to have my own website I would use email addresses based on the company I was interacting with: amazon@mywebsite.com, pcconnection@mywebsite.com, etc. That way I could tell who was selling my information to whom.
My word is for postfixes (they call them suffixes) forming adjectives, very often I face missing English counterparts speaking of rich in adjectives (they are formed easily with almost no snobbish overhead i.e. 'censorship') Bulgarian language.
One of my wishes is to have all such postfixes in o...
I've removed the request for the list, but I'm leaving it open for now, because I'm not sure if it should be closed. I'll let other people deal with it.
Yeah, I prefer reading a book too. but the online things have real audio and they use learning theory to make sure you learn it. a book is too easy to have your eyes fly over without registering the content.
I'm picking up lots of vocab by playing online trivia in another language.
it forces you to think quickly.
the trivia question have a broad range of difficulty, so there will be things like 'What country is this the flag of?; showing you the US flag, and giving you multiple choice. Pretty obvious to everyone, but you kind of are forced to learn the word for 'flag'.
@crl Nice. Know what would be really cool, though? If you had a light source at the origin of the circle that would shine toward whatever hour/minute it was, so that the "numbers" would look like poles casting shadows (which they do now, kind of).
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