Steven

Makes sense.

A natural corollary to this is the question
of whether the availability of all this therapy,
sharing, and discussion is a good thing, or whether
it aggravates the problem.

Or maybe the anxiety beforehand was more suppressed . . .

Just musing,
Steven

Makes sense.

A natural corollary to this is the question
of whether the availability of all this therapy,
sharing, and discussion is a good thing, or whether
it aggravates the problem.

Or maybe the anxiety beforehand was more suppressed . . .

Just musing,
Steven

Makes sense.

A natural corollary to this is the question
of whether the availability of all this therapy,
sharing, and discussion is a good thing, or whether
it aggravates the problem.

Or maybe the anxiety beforehand was more suppressed . . .

Just musing,
Steven

You make some valid points.

Yet, at the same time, I don’t remember when I
was growing up or in my parents generation,
when there was more war and “less comfort”,
people being afflicted with anxiety disorders.

And by afflicted, I don’t mean just being
diagnosed or simply complaining, I mean having
the condition so that it is…[Read more]

You make some valid points.

Yet, at the same time, I don’t remember when I
was growing up or in my parents generation,
when there was more war and “less comfort”,
people being afflicted with anxiety disorders.

And by afflicted, I don’t mean just being
diagnosed or simply complaining, I mean having
the condition so that it is…[Read more]

You make some valid points.

Yet, at the same time, I don’t remember when I
was growing up or in my parents generation,
when there was more war and “less comfort”,
people being afflicted with anxiety disorders.

And by afflicted, I don’t mean just being
diagnosed or simply complaining, I mean having
the condition so that it is…[Read more]

You make some valid points.

Yet, at the same time, I don’t remember when I
was growing up or in my parents generation,
when there was more war and “less comfort”,
people being afflicted with anxiety disorders.

And by afflicted, I don’t mean just being
diagnosed or simply complaining, I mean having
the condition so that it is…[Read more]

>>>People responding to real threats *are* living in the present,
>>>people responding to imagined ones are not.

Please explain to me how you disagree with this statement.

S

>>>People responding to real threats *are* living in the present,
>>>people responding to imagined ones are not.

Please explain to me how you disagree with this statement.

S

>>>People responding to real threats *are* living in the present,
>>>people responding to imagined ones are not.

Please explain to me how you disagree with this statement.

S

>>>People responding to real threats *are* living in the present,
>>>people responding to imagined ones are not.

Please explain to me how you disagree with this statement.

S

Except that threats back then were actually real,
and stress was burned off by the hard physical labor
that people did.

Today threats are imagined, and with work being
non-physical, the stress has nowhere to go, except
to generate anxiety disorders.

People responding to real threats *are* living in the present,
people responding to…[Read more]

Except that threats back then were actually real,
and stress was burned off by the hard physical labor
that people did.

Today threats are imagined, and with work being
non-physical, the stress has nowhere to go, except
to generate anxiety disorders.

People responding to real threats *are* living in the present,
people responding to…[Read more]

Except that threats back then were actually real,
and stress was burned off by the hard physical labor
that people did.

Today threats are imagined, and with work being
non-physical, the stress has nowhere to go, except
to generate anxiety disorders.

People responding to real threats *are* living in the present,
people responding to…[Read more]

Except that threats back then were actually real,
and stress was burned off by the hard physical labor
that people did.

Today threats are imagined, and with work being
non-physical, the stress has nowhere to go, except
to generate anxiety disorders.

People responding to real threats *are* living in the present,
people responding to…[Read more]

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