Originally Posted by
ecojeanne
that is the sort of comment i would expect to hear from a pharma rep trying to sell drugs tbh. people are different yes, some people are more emotional than others yes, a lot of people if brought up by good people are happy go lucky people. i think society has started to try to impose problems on people. like you must have a problem to be forgiven for all your thoughts and sins. some people play into that and give people what they want.
i found it funny that people always had a problem with me coz they always had woes and i didn't and i noticed that it seemed to me that it would have been really easy for me to reach in and start trying to find something that wasn't there just to make the other person feel better and i feel more accepted. i refuse to do that but i see other people doing it daily. i had a happy childhood with an overprotective bossy dad. not something to cry about and infact something to feel happy about, he was a pain in the ass but overall the best. i could decide to play into something that wasn't there just to make others feel better but there is nothing unlike what the pharma industry would like coz they use that human condition - the need to have people feel sorry for them to be more accepted. it's a bullshit campaign to sell more drugs and for people to feel better about explaining that they have a disorder and can now be treated and 'saved'. some people yes, but majority no.
I swear... Prozac or Xanax did not hire me... honest...
This is just something that I've been wondering at as I cannot imagine the lifestyle that you've had. Society didn't impose any problems on me... my problems stem from events from a long time ago... separate of society. However, I think I've managed to overcome them rather well... I do not ask for sympathy or handouts... but at the same time, I can't just act like nothing happened either or that I would ever pass for 'normal.'
"The weakest soul, knowing its own weakness, and believing this truth that strength can only be developed by effort and practice, will, thus believing, at once begin to exert itself, and, adding effort to effort, patience to patience, and strength to strength, will never cease to develop, and will at last grow divinely strong."
- James Allen