intra vires
Glory to Michigan
It's pretty stupid to think you can tell someone else about their experience. However, it's the coli so I wouldn't expect anything less.
What are the drawbacks of pawging?
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philmonroe
Superstar
I think you’re a liar on what you posted and don’t give a fukk if you think it’s stupid or not for me to say you’re a liar. That’s your right. Yeah you shouldn’t expect anything less and irl you said the same shyt I’d call you a liar to your face. Only difference is we are on here not face to face.
intra vires
Glory to Michigan
And I care what you think because...?
Get called racial slurs by a demon during arguments brehs.
Get called racial slurs by a demons parents and friends when you're having a couples argument brehs.
Get called racial slurs by a demons and friends when you're not around brehs.
Walk around with a wrinkly leather skinned lizard demon on your arm when you're 40 brehs.
Date the WOAT demographic brehs.
Get called racial slurs by a demons parents and friends when you're having a couples argument brehs.
Get called racial slurs by a demons and friends when you're not around brehs.
Walk around with a wrinkly leather skinned lizard demon on your arm when you're 40 brehs.
Date the WOAT demographic brehs.
philmonroe
Superstar
You quoted it when you could’ve left it as just my post. Some of y’all cats aren’t quick thinkers smh. Lastly you see no post of mine asking or imply that you do or should care about what I said. More made up stuff from you. I have my views you agree or not doesn’t make me any difference
generic-username
Superstar
Dealing with racist white relatives and having racially ambiguous kids and white grandchildren.
intra vires
Glory to Michigan
Is this your only means of having social interaction with people? That was a rhetorical question by the way... meaning you don't need to respond, but I'm sure you will.
Nobody cares what you think and it seems to bother you. Get a therapist.
philmonroe
Superstar
Is it your only means of social interaction liar? I don’t need to respond but I will because I want to dork.
If you didn’t care what I thought geek you would’ve never quoted me back. Smarten up nerd.
intra vires
Glory to Michigan
I'm not actually reading your posts, I'm just responding to you with generic comments concerning your lack of mental stability.
PsychologyToday
I don't know where you live but you can search for a therapist by location.
philmonroe
Superstar
I'm not actually reading your posts, I'm just responding to you with generic comments concerning your lack of mental stability.
PsychologyToday
I don't know where you live but you can search for a therapist by location.
intra vires
Glory to Michigan
Internet Addiction and Depression
By John M. Grohol, Psy.D.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Last updated: 8 Jul 2018
A new study came out today that suggests that people who use the Internet a lot share something in common — depression. What the study does not find is whether depression causes people to turn to the Internet for their social interactions, or whether excessive use of the Internet “makes” people more depressed:
Psychologists from Leeds University found what they said was “striking” evidence that some avid net users develop compulsive internet habits in which they replace real-life social interaction with online chat rooms and social networking sites.
“This study reinforces the public speculation that over-engaging in websites that serve to replace normal social function might be linked to psychological disorders like depression and addiction,” the study’s lead author, Catriona Morrison, wrote in the journal Psychopathology.
“This type of addictive surfing can have a serious impact on mental health.”
Indeed. When a depressed person turns to the Internet to socialize, I’m not at all surprised that they use it for social interaction in chat rooms and on social networking websites. What else would you expect? People who are depressed don’t want to socialize, but the Internet makes it so much easier to do it. It may make a depressed individual feel more “connected” and help them make it through every day with their depression.
But what the researchers found and didn’t really comment on is just as interesting. If we know that approximately 5% of the population suffers from depression at any given time, most people who are depressed are not mis-using or over-using the Internet. Far less sexier headline, but information one can just as readily conclude from the researchers’ findings.
Limitations of the current study include the usual problems we see in studies like this. First, it was not a randomized, controlled sample — a significant problem with so many “Internet addiction” studies. Instead the researchers posted a questionnaire online and received responses from 1,319 Britons aged between 16 and 51. (It’s not clear how many people saw an announcement for the study and decided not to participate — another sampling problem.) Of those 1,319 people, 18 — yes, that’s eighteen — met the criteria for “Internet addiction” using the Internet Addiction Test. The test itself has only had a single validation study, despite calls for more research to be conducted to verify its validity (“The IAT’s reliability and validity need to be further tested using a larger sample. Once a valid and reliable measure has been devised, more can then be researched about the nature of Internet addiction.”). Despite the fact that this test is still not very robust, researchers continue to use it as though it were a valid and robust psychological measure.
Is this a “darker side” of the Internet, as the news release claims? Well, gee, I guess. But that’s making an assumption about which way the relationship goes — one that data can’t tell us anything about. So when researchers start making subjective comments like that, it raises the suspicion that the scientist isn’t exactly being objective.
It may be that the Internet has an empowering side — one that allows people suffering from clinical depression to reach out and find human social contact. That’s just as valid interpretation of data, but not one the researchers suggested, nor emphasized in their comments about the study. Is the glass half empty, or half full?
So given the study was a correlation survey and could not show any type of causal relationship, how did the mainstream media do with getting the story right? Surprisingly well.
Internet Addiction and Depression
Dear lord, that's fukked up
GreenGhxst
Veteran
The hardest part for me would be their family
Also them 40s hit different for white women, choose wisely
Also them 40s hit different for white women, choose wisely
GreenGhxst
Veteran
In they defense most women don't age well. But yes white women can have a particularly bad falloff with a extremely short shelf life.
But if a bytch waste her prime years on my ass I can't leave because she getting kinda old in the face
If she start getting fat though
Nah you're wrong, black women age the best
Black women arguably have the most athletic bodies on average
That combined with the extra melanin, usually makes for the best aging