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is violence the answer?
sometimes talking nicely doesn't work.
sometimes talking nicely doesn't work.
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Hello all:A long-time member here, but I haven't been on in quite a while. I'm looking for a little feedback/advice on my current situation:For well over a decade, I have been on a combination of Wellbutrin (bupropion) and Celexa (citalopram), which has more or less been working, depending on how you define "work". Late November my PCP has taken me off the Celexa, in order for me to take...
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Is there anyone else who has had stomach issues when starting Paxil? I started on it last week and I've been nauseous with diarrhea ever since. Never had an issue with any other SSRI's. I'm just starting back on meds after being off for a year. Paxil is one of the few meds I haven't been on in the decades I've taken them. Already talked to the pharmacist and have a call in to my P-Doc. Was on...
shame on you....
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Uhhm, .. only in justifiable defense. It is very easy to misuse violence, . and to do so can get you killed, put in jail, sued, severely injured, cause you unhappiness, etc.
It is stressful, can escalate, destructive, and pretty much considered intolerable in every society. Known quite well as not a good way to go.
To like being violent indicates some major internalized anger. Internalized anger can steal a good life from you. It is as bad for you as food poisoning, except you recover from food poisoning somewhat quick. Point is, anger can harm YOU much more than you might think. It can be a serious problem.
I would really bring it up to your therapist. Anger is a very bad thing to have for very long.