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Dude, I'm in the exact same position...PSSD and all. So sorry for you.. How long have you been off the pills?
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Dude, I'm in the exact same position...PSSD and all. So sorry for you.. How long have you been off the pills?
uiop
Fun drugs make me happy
- Mar 27, 2019
- 218
I like benzos. It makes everything just "okay". No anxiety, no racing thoughts, nothing. Unfortunately, it's not a long term solution, as it has addictive properties in them, and can cause withdraw symptoms that can kill you.
Since july 2018. Sorry for you too :( are you still trying to cure it?
uiop
Fun drugs make me happy
- Mar 27, 2019
- 218
Did you get any withdraw symptoms from stopping the meds, or did you taper off?
I tapered off around 3 weeks after taking the pills for 16 months. The initial withdrawal wasn't bad but i remember around 3 months after I came off, I spun into the depths of withdrawal hell with all kinds of nasty symptoms. I think my brain registered that it wasn't getting the drug a little later than it should.. Been off over 31 months and still have horrific post acute withdrawal symptoms, anhedonia, and PSSD.
Personally, I would never take anti-depressants. IMO, there should be a way without the "happy-pills" for everyone, to have a life worth living. So it's more like because of an ethical reason for me.
I took some for 3 weeks as I was forced to take them (compulsory hospitalization ...) and I didn't feel any change.
But, of course, if someone thinks it helps them and has no problem with taking them, then I see no reason why they shouldn't take them.
I took some for 3 weeks as I was forced to take them (compulsory hospitalization ...) and I didn't feel any change.
But, of course, if someone thinks it helps them and has no problem with taking them, then I see no reason why they shouldn't take them.
FauxEmotions
Tod durch das Seil
- Mar 28, 2019
- 194
If you're looking for thoughts of those who have taken them, I can't help with that. If you want thoughts in general, they are the number one reason I don't talk to anyone too deeply about my thoughts. I'm terrified of em. Seems like there's no middle ground, either they help or they intensify those inner thoughts. Also, going off them/trying new meds really seems to push people to attempt, even if they weren't quite ready at that specific time. Although... I guess if CTB is the ultimate goal, they are in fact helping people, just misleading calling them anti depressants.
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they didn't work for me and came with terrible side effects. the most inoffensive anti-depressant for me was prozac/fluoxetine and that was because while it didn't work, it also didn't make me feel exhausted and ravenously hungry like most other anti-depressants (barring wellbutrin/buproprion, which still had its own really bad side effects). ssri's also come with shitty withdrawals even after a short period of taking them yee haw
i think people tend to have almost cultish mindsets surrounding anti-depressants and psychiatry as well and it rubs me the wrong way. i also hate, hate, hate the "chemical imbalance" concept that is always parroted by proponents because it has no actual scientific backing and actively minimizes aspects of nurture and/or one's environment (eg. abuse, living in poverty) that can very well cause depression.
they do seem to work for some people though, so whether it's placebo or not, i guess i'm glad that it works for them.
i think people tend to have almost cultish mindsets surrounding anti-depressants and psychiatry as well and it rubs me the wrong way. i also hate, hate, hate the "chemical imbalance" concept that is always parroted by proponents because it has no actual scientific backing and actively minimizes aspects of nurture and/or one's environment (eg. abuse, living in poverty) that can very well cause depression.
they do seem to work for some people though, so whether it's placebo or not, i guess i'm glad that it works for them.
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