Official Mental Health Thread

[Exo]

Originally Posted by Mindfulness

I'm going to stop smoking marijuana during the next couple months, thanks for the information of CBD in pill form. I will most likely try that out because part of my stopping marijuana is for my lungs and just not smoking anymore. I was going to buy CBD next time to smoke but pills will be a win.

also OH, hope the day gets better fam...

I wouldn't call CBD a marijuana substitute in any scenario but all the power to you.

[Raime]

So, I have a weird question. Does anyone here not talk to people that have been trying to contact them based on the fact you, not them feel unhappy? This person is doing really well for themselves, is happy, graduating from college, and you have nothing to show and are more unhappy than when you last stopped talking to them. Maybe it's shame, or not wanting to bring them down, but it feels wrong to talk to them. I've gotten pretty good at bottling the extent of my depression up so I don't inconvenience others, because no one likes a sad sack, but this person knows me too well to get that past them.

[WWWP]

Originally Posted by jwb

We give cbd to the dogs to calm them down.

Doesn't work on dogs imo.

I give my dog cbd treats, they work great for him. Cant imagine shelter dogs ever being calm lol.

[Exo]

Originally Posted by Mindfulness

I found 100mg pills that I would take 3 times a day, morning, afternoon, then evening. What makes you say it won't help the anxiety? I smoke high THC marijuana now, so I understand these CBD pills won't get me high like the THC does but doesn't CBD do something?

You sparked the idea and it aligns with what I need in my life now so Im going to try it, plus it's cheaper.

That's all I meant. I'm just saying since CBD doesn't get you the teeniest bit high, I wouldn't call it a "substitute" or anything.

[Plankton]

Originally Posted by Raime

So, I have a weird question. Does anyone here not talk to people that have been trying to contact them based on the fact you, not them feel unhappy? This person is doing really well for themselves, is happy, graduating from college, and you have nothing to show and are more unhappy than when you last stopped talking to them. Maybe it's shame, or not wanting to bring them down, but it feels wrong to talk to them. I've gotten pretty good at bottling the extent of my depression up so I don't inconvenience others, because no one likes a sad sack, but this person knows me too well to get that past them.

Sounds like a bit of a low self esteem issue, but most everyone would deal with that situation the same way given the same scenario. Maybe focus on your accomplishments, whether big or small, and try not to gauge your worth based on someone else's. It's all a matter of your own perception, and not everything you think is true.

[jwb]

Originally Posted by WWWP

I give my dog cbd treats, they work great for him. Cant imagine shelter dogs ever being calm lol.

maybe your dog is just a little light-weight baby-back bitch.

[Frownland]

Originally Posted by Raime

So, I have a weird question. Does anyone here not talk to people that have been trying to contact them based on the fact you, not them feel unhappy? This person is doing really well for themselves, is happy, graduating from college, and you have nothing to show and are more unhappy than when you last stopped talking to them. Maybe it's shame, or not wanting to bring them down, but it feels wrong to talk to them. I've gotten pretty good at bottling the extent of my depression up so I don't inconvenience others, because no one likes a sad sack, but this person knows me too well to get that past them.

I've done this before. Hard to say how closely our experiences line up, but usually once I get the ball rolling and talk to/hang out with the person that I was avoiding I forget about those worries because I'm enjoying myself. Also if this person is reaching out to you, it sounds like they care about you and would be more concerned about you being down than you bringing their mood down if you did bring it up. They'll be happy to reconnect and might not want to push the subject unless you bring it up first as well, since it sounds like you don't want to bring it to the forefront, but that could change depending on the person and your relationship with them. Hope these mumblings help.

[WWWP]

Originally Posted by jwb

maybe your dog is just a little light-weight baby-back bitch.

Lmao

[OccultHawk]

Originally Posted by Raime

So, I have a weird question. Does anyone here not talk to people that have been trying to contact them based on the fact you, not them feel unhappy? This person is doing really well for themselves, is happy, graduating from college, and you have nothing to show and are more unhappy than when you last stopped talking to them. Maybe it's shame, or not wanting to bring them down, but it feels wrong to talk to them. I've gotten pretty good at bottling the extent of my depression up so I don't inconvenience others, because no one likes a sad sack, but this person knows me too well to get that past them.

I just sad sack the **** out of people if that’s the true story. I try to make sure that I spend my fair share of time listening too. If your friend ain’t a friend when you’re down then they ain’t a friend but you gotta be a friend too. The truth is, life is hard. People who only project upbeat **** annoy me just as much as a whoa is me type.

And man, anyone who cares enough to even try to contact you, that’s a kindness, don’t take that for granted.

[OccultHawk]

Originally Posted by Frownland

Oh gawd Exo is a CBD evangelist now.

I personally suspect it’s mostly a placebo and that it only works when stacked with thc and whatever else makes weed weed but that’s just completely unscientific speculation.