EPTIt s like the safer it gets to travel or just going out on the town the more people are afraid of it. I don´t get it.
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Widz
Sweden75 Posts
It s like the safer it gets to travel or just going out on the town the more people are afraid of it. I don´t get it. | ||
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coddan
Estonia890 Posts
On June 18 2011 06:49 Widz wrote: Why is it that people getting more and more mental illnesses the safer and more caring the society gets? It s more people then ever that get panic attacks. Before the 1970s there almost didn't exist any eating disorders or people who hurt them self (like cutting themselves on the arms). It s like the safer it gets to travel or just going out on the town the more people are afraid of it. I don´t get it. You better bring a source if you want to say something like that | ||
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DDAngelo
United States71 Posts
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Johnranger-123
United Kingdom341 Posts
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Widz
Sweden75 Posts
On June 18 2011 07:20 coddan wrote: You better bring a source if you want to say something like that Since you are Swedish you could always read this "I trygghetsnarkomanernas land : Sverige och det nationella paniksyndromet" av David Eberhard. | ||
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amd098
Korea (North)1366 Posts
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fant0m
964 Posts
On June 18 2011 06:29 Chill wrote: Can you people posting that you don't understand panic attacks stop posting? This thread has nothing to do with you. I wouldn't enter the NHL Finals thread to post "wow I don't get hockey". Why not?  No one gets hockey. That's why it's on Versus. | ||
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daemir
Finland8662 Posts
On June 18 2011 06:49 Widz wrote: Why is it that people getting more and more mental illnesses the safer and more caring the society gets? It s more people then ever that get panic attacks. Before the 1970s there almost didn't exist any eating disorders or people who hurt them self (like cutting themselves on the arms). It s like the safer it gets to travel or just going out on the town the more people are afraid of it. I don´t get it. Or they just get recognized/diagnosed/documented more than than in the 70s or before? | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27464 Posts
I had a horrific panic attack this year before I had an exam to sit, not fun at all and I'm an arch-rationalist, you just cannot get round it by 'thinking positive' | ||
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United States7081 Posts
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bellhop
United States165 Posts
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iamahydralisk
United States813 Posts
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th3_great
United Kingdom429 Posts
On June 18 2011 06:49 Widz wrote: Why is it that people getting more and more mental illnesses the safer and more caring the society gets? It s more people then ever that get panic attacks. Before the 1970s there almost didn't exist any eating disorders or people who hurt them self (like cutting themselves on the arms). It s like the safer it gets to travel or just going out on the town the more people are afraid of it. I don´t get it. thats like the same as saying that people are raping more in modern society than in older society for some particular reason. the numbers havent changed, people are becoming more aware of the problems and how we can help. it wasnt too long ago when homosexuality was thought of as a mental disorder and you were put in prison for it. | ||
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Angra
United States2652 Posts
On June 18 2011 06:49 Widz wrote: Why is it that people getting more and more mental illnesses the safer and more caring the society gets? It s more people then ever that get panic attacks. Before the 1970s there almost didn't exist any eating disorders or people who hurt them self (like cutting themselves on the arms). It s like the safer it gets to travel or just going out on the town the more people are afraid of it. I don´t get it. That's because back when when science and medicine wasn't as good, and people didn't understand these issues very well, the people with panic attacks, suicidal tendencies and eating disorders were probably just told to "deal with it" and blown off rather than receiving actual treatment, and therefore it wasn't recorded. | ||
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Blixy213
United States360 Posts
Best of luck Demuslim! | ||
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Sanguinarius
United States3427 Posts
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
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Bkennedy
United States266 Posts
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LoLAdriankat
United States4307 Posts
My e-hugs go out to Demuslim. No one should have to suffer a condition like this... | ||
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DaemonX
545 Posts
On June 18 2011 07:24 DDAngelo wrote: Man I had a panic attack the first and second times I sparred in muay thai and it was pretty much the worst thing ever, my chest felt extremely tight, my legs were shaking, I was lightheaded from hyperventilating and I broke down in tears right in the middle of the class. Shame on anyone saying DeMuslim should just get over it or implying he is mentally weak for being a victim of panic attacks. I am sure that he is mature enough to rationalize he is safe while traveling (just like I rationalize that I was safe while sparring), but reason and logic arent enough to prevent a panic attack. How about some sympathy for the poor guy, his condition has caused him to miss a major tournament. Look I'm disappointed as a fan. But really, this is an elite sport, and mental incapacity is not an excuse. It just means he will never be a top player, no matter his crazy talent, just like physical incapacity prevents some heroic men and women from winning olympic gold. There's no shame in stating this truth - it doesn't reflect badly on DeMu as a person. But yes, the simple fact is he needs to 'suck it up' and 'get over it', or he just won't ever be where he could/might be as a player. If the condition is severe enough that this is simply not an option, I am sad, but that's the way it is. It's the same as IdrA, whose mental issues are damaging his career too. He threw away what I personally believe would have been 2nd place at MLG due to a negative mental state. Like DeMu, he will either get over it or he will retire having never achieved his potential. | ||
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