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patpatriot said:Bill's Girl et al.
If your long term marriage broke up, wouldn't you be depressed? I know I would.
Being depressed is different than having clinical depression.
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.patpatriot said:Bill's Girl et al.
If your long term marriage broke up, wouldn't you be depressed? I know I would.
Yes !DaBruinz said:Being depressed is different than having clinical depression.
arrellbee said:Tune, I cannot for the life of me imagine why your thoughts even turned to this in the first place or why you felt a compulsion to tell other people this notion of yours.
However, I can express my own judgment - what you are saying is idiotic to an extent that is almost unbelievable.
There are a couple symptom lists that are prevalent in doing an assessment of clinical depression. One is 9 items and there is a longer one of 18 items. For purposes of brevity, we'll list the 9 item one:
- Exhaustion on waking
- Disrupted sleep, sometimes through upsetting dreams
- Early morning waking and difficulty getting back to sleep
- Doing less of what they used to enjoy
- Difficulty concentrating during the day
- Improved energy as the day goes on
- Anxious worrying and intrusive upsetting thoughts
- Becoming emotional or upset for no particular reason
- Shortness of temper, or irritability
I really doubt that you have inside information on the first 3 items.
There isn't a person on this board, except I guess you, who can't see that there is NOTHING that has ever been observed or reported about Belichick on any of the last 6 items - in fact, a supposition on my part would be that, almost unanimously, folks would observe that Belichick shows up about as diametrically opposite to these items as a person can.
You are an unmitigated idiot.
p.s. The 18 item list can be found at:
http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?id=973&type=doc&cn=Depression%20(Unipolar)
Tunescribe said:Yup, because you can find a rudimentary thumbnail on depression via the web and extrapolate it to your own subjective conclusions, you are suddenly an expert and I'm an "unmitigated idiot." Oky doky then, I guess that settles it. Congratulations on your instant authority there, bub.
You continue to show no sense whatsoever.Tunescribe said:Yup, because you can find a rudimentary thumbnail on depression via the web and extrapolate it to your own subjective conclusions, you are suddenly an expert and I'm an "unmitigated idiot." Oky doky then, I guess that settles it. Congratulations on your instant authority there, bub.
Hoodie said:Here's the definition of the Introvert/Extrovert categories from a Phd. Below is a link to his page.
"Where does your ENERGY come from? Introvert or Extrovert This is not about being shy or outgoing. This is a very different definition of the terms Introvert and Extrovert; it's about your energy.
E Extraverts want to take a break by joining the party and interacting socially to get energized. E's can do solitary activity, but find it draining. They are drained by solitary situations (being at computer, hiking). E's energy is directed primarily outward, towards people and things outside of themselves. E's keep up many friendships. According to Jung, E's are "more influenced by their surroundings than by their own intentions" (302). They are energized by belonging to some crowd, society, being around people, and their sense perceptions. They will express their views out-loud to hear what they are thinking. Extroverts prefer relationships and the world of other people. Extraverts are the most resistant to burnout, while introverts are the most susceptible (Layman & Guyden, 1997).
I - Introverts take a break and head for the beach, watch TV, or read a book. They are drained by social situations, and keep a few close friends. I's can be life of party but find it draining. They like alone time, and thinking before they speak. I's energy is more directed inward (the world within), towards their own thoughts, ideas, perceptions, and reactions. Yet, according to Jung I's are more into the subjective experience, the world within (rather than the external world), and see the external world as somewhat threatening. Crowds to not energize them. They trust their own judgments and perceptions more than those of others, and will think an idea before expressing it. Isabel Briggs Myers (1995: 56) says Introverts are "more at home in the world of ideas than in the world of people and things." Introverts live in the inner world of thoughts and ideas. "
http://cbae.nmsu.edu/~dboje/teaching/490_psl/step_2.htm
CrazyDave said:perhaps "arrogant" is a word that should be used more often to describe the "media".
patpatriot said:Bill's Girl et al.
If your long term marriage broke up, wouldn't you be depressed? I know I would.
Belichicks buy more land on Nantucket
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick and his wife, Debby, bought an undeveloped piece of land on Pitman Road on Nantucket for $4.6 million. The Belichicks' new property, which is just shy of a half acre, was purchased from Elizabeth L. and Duncan V. Phillips. The Belichicks own other property on the island and spent summers there for years before he took over the helm of the Pats
F.B.N. said:This doesn't sound like a guy who is getting a divorce to me:
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/living/articles/2006/04/01/a_bostonian_chases_his_dream/
Does the Globe indulge in April Fool's jokes?Hoodie said:There's undeveloped land on Nantucket. Wow!
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