So many bad decisions can be preceded by the word Ambien. Ambien sex, ambien cooking, ambien emailing, ambien calling your mom, ambien housework, ambien driving...

Eating and engaging in activity are choices people make and are in control of. Depression is an illness.

That's a good point, I just think that just because a country may have two official languages that doesn't make all of its citizens bilingual.

I've made many friends in South-East Asian countries who spoke English with Geordie, Brummie or Scouse accents, all depending on where their teachers came from. It's a bit disconcerting at first, but it really brings to the fore the assumptions we make about people based on accent.

I've lived in both Ireland and Wales, and I would say that Wales is a far more bilingual country. The truly bilingual people and people who speak Welsh as a first language tend to be located in coastal regions, but even far inland everyone understands Welsh and most people can carry on a conversation in Welsh.

He's the only Fine Gael politician that I know that has said he'd be in favour of liberalising abortion legislation further, despite calling himself pro-life.

Schizophrenia has a huge suicide rate, and mental illness is generally associated with poorer physical health outcomes.

Congratulations, I'm so glad to hear that antidepressants are having such a major effect on your life!

The thing is, it's okay to feel bad right now. I think doctors often shame us - "why do you care about something so trivial as gaining weight? isn't your mental health more important?" but it's up to you to decide what's important to you. An article was posted here two days ago about a woman on antidepressants…

I lived there for three years and loved it, though I was happy to leave again after that. If you need any info or advice, there are quite a few German residents or former residents posting on Jezebel, so come back and let us know!

Wow, I had no idea. And I lived in Ireland for the first 25 years of my life.

Really? Reverse the genders. A dude (possibly accidentally) has sex with a woman who passes out partway through. He turns around and is devastated, acknowledges that he's a rapist, calls himself a monster.

It sounds like you're assuming that ER is only suitable for physical health-related conditions, with the possible exception of depression. Anxiety can be a life-threatening condition, and ER provides a triage service directing people to the most appropriate form of help that is available. Sometimes it's an…

ER visits for anxiety? That seems like a ripe — and bipartisan — target for health-care reform.

You're explaining better than I did! I'm in Eastern Europe at the moment and I had to stay up until after 2am to make the first post on Saturday Night Social...and my comment STILL slid down to near the bottom as I'm still in the greys! Anyway, the point is I was very tired and didn't articulate myself well. Weird…

Thanks for the perspective, you've brought to my attention that I tend to look for meaning in things that perhaps I should take at face value!

That's really insightful, thank you! It's a safe, boundaried environment in which to get male attention. Hmm. I don't like the idea much, but it rings true.

My ex wanted to be out of the relationship without doing the breaking up too, so he acted like an asshole for months rather than show his true feelings. Don't be my ex :)

YES! Say it before then! It's the respectful thing to do, even if he doesn't see that at first. You're doing the good, honest thing, and the sooner you can break up, the sooner you can both move on to reciprocal crazy-in-love relationships.

No, since wearing loose-fitting clothes is not inherently connected to a violent political ideology.