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I had a new doc put me on geodon 50 migs twice daily out of the gate. In addition to a good amount of benzos and FUCKING EFFEXOR.

I have fucked up brain chemistry! Crystals aren’t going to fix that.

So the people who suffer the worst personal damage from any kind of vice that, I assume, you enjoy are not allowed to talk about their own experience? That seems extreme in the other direction.

I don’t think I can be convinced that porn is healthy for men. Ladies, whose boyfriends/husbands are pornheads, tell me honestly and not the “sex positive, politically correct, men pleasing” version, do your partners porn habits mean great/improved sex with better, more frequent orgasms for you personally?

Caster Semenya is not XX. She has a Y chromosome and undescended testicles that are pumping out testosterone. That’s the whole fucking point of the debate, yet it appears nowhere in this article.

Yeah, I remember Michael Phelps’ coach getting all the credit for his medals. Oh, wait...

I think you're confusing ketosis with ketoacidosis. Ketosis isn't bad for you.

Who says this is an advice/solution column for you to feel better about your life? This doesn’t have anything to do with you, it’s just a woman telling a story.

I’m happy for your experiences. The author had a different experience. No where do I see her pronouncing that her approach would work for others or would be the only possible approach. Nor does it seem that she’s wasting away her life or living in a homeless shelter somewhere. Of course some people will make bad…

I find it generally comes from people who are not in a life situation to be able to do a similar thing and a deep resentment is harbored.

I would star this 100 times if I could.

This is why I always hate all the comments on such articles talking about how “moving away from your problems” is privileged, offensive, frivolous and any number of other awful things. I’m not denying that moving to a new place requires resources, but there are shades of grey here. I am in my late 20s, have suffered…

I put in a decade of “boring” work in my teens and 20s, trying to solve my anxiety and depression issues while tethered to the same small area I was born in, grew up in, and had lived in forever. I was told time and time again that it was my fault and that if I really wanted to get better I would “try” and be…

There’s nothing wrong with deciding you want to implement serious change in your life, but knowing if you stay in your somewhat structured current reality, that may never happen. A radical departure for a period of time can help shape decisions about the future and become grounding. New perspectives, people,…

There seemed to be so much more of a spectrum of beauty in the 70/80s. Sure you had your blonde, beach babes, but you also had people like Molly Ringwald and Jamie Lee Curtis who were attractive but not “actressy” pretty. I miss that.

Well, as someone who stopped shaving, I’m pretty sick of everyone telling me I’m unhygenic/gross/ugly/smelly and lazy because I have hair. I’m also tired of seeing dudes (who probably wouldn’t go down anyway) claim any hair on a woman is the reason they won’t eat her out.

I feel like you’re being deliberately obtuse on this issue. There are societal/cultural expectations for what is ‘typically masculine’ and ‘typically feminine’. Does that mean that every man and every woman fall neatly into those categories? Of course not. But the norms and expectations are there, whether we like or…

I read this as Amy Schumer admitting her own privilege as a cis, straight, traditionally presenting woman. Is anything she said untrue? I would think that for anyone who diverges from the norm of white, straight, cis, gender binary presenting, things would be more challenging. I think this even this attitude, if…

My concern is that there’s shockingly little evidence that SSRIs are even particularly effective. Serotonin is an important molecule, used all across the brain. I would be very nervous about taking a drug which affects serotonin reuptake on a global level.