@karoly-aczel saidHey, lets see some of that politeness! 😉
I treat people on merit.
I dont treat everyone the same, I'm not always polite but prefer to be
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@karoly-aczel saidStrive for homeostasis. Live in the middle ground.
same ...
There is a simple way.
Dont worry
What goes down, will come up and what goes up, will come down.
(As evidenced by alcohol hangover and drug withdrawal.)
@karoly-aczel saidSame goes for most people.
I treat people on merit.
I dont treat everyone the same, I'm not always polite but prefer to be
But lately you are continuously courting conflict.
@karoly-aczel saidIndeed sir. As I recall that 'other guy' was a friend of yours.
I told you about 6months ago that I met the girl of my dreams but she was with another guy. I said I would conjure her into my life. # months ago she broke up with that guy, and 2 weeks ago we started talking and getting to know each other.
Now if you can remember some little inane post from 6months ago then surely you can remember that.
I told you I would get tha ...[text shortened]... o you.
So, with that firmly in mind, feel free to do what you want but cross me at your own peril
Lovely.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidDoes he have reaching for an ampule yet? 😉
Indeed sir. As I recall that 'other guy' was a friend of yours.
Lovely.
@drewnogal said😆
Does he have reaching for an ampule yet? 😉
I have an efficient regime in place these days to minimize stress and maintain a good mental health. (Thankfully this doesn't include medication, which should always be a last resort for anybody, though undoubtedly for some is a lifesaver).
@ghost-of-a-duke saidFine so long as you don't have any serious medical conditions. Enjoy your health while your can, eventually and unfortunately that day comes for everyone.
😆
I have an efficient regime in place these days to minimize stress and maintain a good mental health. (Thankfully this doesn't include medication, which should always be a last resort for anybody, though undoubtedly for some is a lifesaver).
-VR
@very-rusty saidTrue old chap, though I was speaking specifically about medication to manage stress/anxiety.
Fine so long as you don't have any serious medical conditions. Enjoy your health while your can, eventually and unfortunately that day comes for everyone.
-VR
@ghost-of-a-duke saidthe doc tried me out on anti Ds but I felt like I was walking through fog
True old chap, though I was speaking specifically about medication to manage stress/anxiety.
@badradger saidFor a while I managed my insomnia with tablets, but they had a similar 'foggy' side effect the following day. Not nice.
the doc tried me out on anti Ds but I felt like I was walking through fog
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidWhen I have trouble falling asleep, I wash down a single 5mg tablet of melatonin with a small beaker of warm chamomile tea.
For a while I managed my insomnia with tablets, but they had a similar 'foggy' side effect the following day. Not nice.
The all-natural remedy allows me to wake with clarity and full refreshment.
@wolfe63 saidI'll try it. 😆
When I have trouble falling asleep, I wash down a single 5mg tablet of melatonin with a small beaker of warm chamomile tea.
The all-natural remedy allows me to wake with clarity and full refreshment.
@badradger saidIf you drink quite a bit, it can deplete your body's stores of b vitamins, which can cause anxiety and stress. Get a vitamin b supplement or just eat some marmite toast.
and is there something better?
I was never a big drinker but for a while I abstained from it because it made me feel terrible the next day.
@the-gravedigger saidNot wanting to sound like your mum, but don't do that.
I buy it on the black market as it helps with hangovers.