I'm not sure how exactly it's tailored for bipolar disorder, but usually hospitalization for mental disorders entails a lot of therapy and people constantly monitoring you to make sure you aren't doing anything dangerous. And, of course, making sure you take your medicine.

I guess I'm thinking of people who put up pictures of food on Facebook and, no matter what it is, put the word vegan before it. Vegan cherry pie, vegan cake, vegan drinks, vegan biscuits, vegan pizza....these are all examples I pulled from someone's FB. I and everyone else knows she is vegan, so it seems unnecessary…

Clearly suicidal.

Yeah, because how about any show where characters ever drank water: OMG THEY DRANK 2390275 GALLONS OF WATER WHICH WOULD KILL A PERSON!

Yeah, but that would have to assume that the time spanned in each episode was only a single 22 minute period, when one of the quotes already said it was assuming that a 22 minute episode equaled a week. It's dumb math either way.

Caffeine withdrawal.

What? Did the quote not just assume that they were drinking two mugs of coffee per episode, and then say that each episode took place over the span of a week? So two mugs a coffee a week...I drink much more than that.

Bananas are my go-to fruit. Your boss leads a sad life.

Ah, I see what you're saying. That makes sense. I just think it is odd when people stick in the word vegan about anything and everything they eat- it's like, I get it, you're vegan. So I guess if you're just doing to clear up things like vegan chicken, that's not too annoying.

Why do you mention it's vegan? I would just say what it is. No need to add the "vegan" qualifier.

God, that sounds awful. Was she under the impression that you cared, or was she really just that much of an insufferable person?

You'll get there soon! Also, there is no shame in doing the "girl" push ups. That's the only way I get push ups done, because my arms get too shaky otherwise. You've got this!

I like tricep dips because you can perform them just about anywhere with no special equipment, and they are pretty effective! Also, push ups, even though they suck, are good. You can work different muscle groups just by changing the position of your arms for push ups. Try doing some push ups with your arms in the…

Haha, I had to do that a couple times over in the gun article. It's the best button ever!

By the way, I'm not saying that having low testosterone levels isn't a real issue for some people. I just think that the companies promoting it are overreaching in trying to get people to be worried about possible having a medical issue when so many of the symptoms they claim are incredibly vague, so that anyone who…

Well, for one, declining eyesight with age is seen as a natural process of aging, and it isn't marketed as a disease. Low T is marketed as a disorder or an illness and is encouraging people to seek treatment for symptoms that often have nothing to do with testosterone levels.

Right. That's why the Low T marketing serves as a good example of medicalization.

Speaking of Low T, if you check out the Is it Low T quiz, the questions include:

No idea! One of the times was as a kid when I went to a friend's house for her birthday party, and her older brother had an "unloaded" gun and chased us around the house with it, thinking it was hilarious. I, on the other hand, was so sure I was gonna get killed and hid in the bathroom. That was probably the dumbest…

Are you me? I don't like to get close to the edge of high places for the same reason. When I went hiking with my boyfriend he wanted to stand on every freaking ledge he saw and would ask me to take a picture, when I was just envisioning how badly that could end. No to cliffs and guns!