Posted by morgan miller on October 24, 2010, at 6:54:35
In reply to Re: I don't mean introverted/extroverted, posted by linkadge on October 23, 2010, at 7:03:30
> Nor do I mean the "ability to speak ones mind".
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> What I mean, is that mysteriously, after a few months of use, "your mind" sounds remarkably like everybody else's.
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> Linkadge
>In a way, shouldn't it? Wouldn't that mean that we would be functioning on a more "normal" or healthier level? This happened to me the first time I was on Prozac at 22, but I was still different that most of the people I knew. I remember introspectively thinking a whole lot about the changes that were taking place. I realize now that it was just a part of me that was always there that was coming out more because the underlying depression and anxiety was no longer driving me to behave in an unconventional way.
Kinda weird that in my late 20s and early 30s on Zoloft I rebelled like hell and most everyone thought I was pretty f*ck*ng crazy. I still had my calm rational nurturing side, but it only came out when it needed to, otherwise I was thinking and acting against the grain.
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