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Old 02-15-2019, 12:12 PM
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Negative and disagreeable are two of my defining character traits, just like my grandmother, and we’re not schizophrenics. We’re more like: This shit is wrong and you’re an idiot. My way is better and screw you if you disagree. We are right, more often than not, because we’re not idiots; however, people tend to let their bruised egos get in the way of improving whatever thing is it we’re bitching about. It’s about improving things that are wrong. Unfortunately, I’m very good at spotting flaws in everything wrong out there, and I lack the tact to keep my mouth shut about it.

Putting it less unflatteringly, I’m a pessimist who, as pessimists do, has a closer view of reality than anyone (most people) with an optimism bias. I also don’t mind causing strife in order to bring that unnoticed reality to light.

That is to say I’m destined to most likely always be a hypercritical bitch thanks to grandma and father being my way or the highway types. Yeah, that’s my fatal flaw. Not schizophrenic though!


Positive / agreeable types are dumbs anyway.
1 of the wisdoms my dear sir, who is extremely wise, told me to make a mantra is "everybody is wrong all the time." He would flick me on the nose for wroting what u just wrote. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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Old 02-15-2019, 12:18 PM
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1 of the wisdoms my dear sir, who is extremely wise, told me to make a mantra is "everybody is wrong all the time." He would flick me on the nose for wroting what u just wrote. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
You missed this part which when viewed this way, I’m actually extremely proud to be this type of person:

“Putting it less unflatteringly, I’m a pessimist who, as pessimists [supposedly] do, has a closer view of reality than anyone (most people) with an optimism bias. I also don’t mind causing strife in order to bring that unnoticed reality to light.”

Everyone is wrong all the time resonants with me.
That includes me.
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Old 02-15-2019, 12:20 PM
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You missed this part which when viewed this way, I’m actually extremely proud to be this type of person:

“Putting it less unflatteringly, I’m a pessimist who, as pessimists [supposedly] do, has a closer view of reality than anyone (most people) with an optimism bias. I also don’t mind causing strife in order to bring that unnoticed reality to light.”
respectofully, i think that's dum and you manifest what u describe so dearly as an itchy negativity in practice. respectofully, and with a kiss.
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Old 02-15-2019, 12:53 PM
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part and parcel of paranoid schizophrenia is "negativity"/"oppositionality". it's the tendency to interpret stimuli negatively and people as adversaries. whether or not you suffer an underlying disorder which will be exacerbated by it, weed induces paranoid / schizoid symptomatology. it darkens your lens.

ppl who disagree tend to be on the junkie logic thing. or, for alcohol: "I don't get hangovers"
I posted a reply for this in the movie thread as a testament to my askewness [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]


"Thanks for making it clearer. Really rings truth.*
Happy to only smoke once in a while and stay sane"

Lots of info in here, gonna mull over it later with a lil drink and a smoke <3
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Old 02-15-2019, 01:16 PM
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I posted a reply for this in the movie thread as a testament to my askewness [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]


"Thanks for making it clearer. Really rings truth.*
Happy to only smoke once in a while and stay sane"

Lots of info in here, gonna mull over it later with a lil drink and a smoke <3
haha -- I thought that post was targeted at my evening manicposts from yesterday.

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Old 02-15-2019, 10:59 AM
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Although cannabis is sometimes proving to be good for your health, it is not fully legal in many countries.
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Old 02-15-2019, 11:11 AM
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I’m for it, but my doctor doesn’t want any competition.
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Old 02-15-2019, 11:32 AM
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Cannabis now has many benefits that will be good for your health.
Cannabis is a neurotoxin that causes mental illness. This has been well known since the British first measured sanitarium statistics in India in the 1850s. Even 30 minutes on google scholar should suffice to convince you of this.

In related news, violent crime in Colorado has gone straight up since cannabis was legalized in 2013, because the mentally ill are frequently violent.

The question you should be asking is why cannabis is legal and ozone is illegal.
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Old 02-15-2019, 11:44 AM
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Ty for the neuroscience data from the time period when we were just finding out about microorganisms. Lol. Back then they thought bad odors caused disease and that frogs were spotaneously created in dirt, too. That was what passed for science then, so I’d be a little skeptical of citing observations from the 1850s as evidence of anything.
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Ty for the neuroscience data from the time period when we were just finding out about microorganisms. Lol. Back then they thought bad odors caused disease and that frogs were spotaneously created in dirt, too. That was what passed for science then, so I’d be a little skeptical of citing observations from the 1850s as evidence of anything.
nice dunk, but i do want to emphasise that weed makes people paranoid. whether data exist to demonstrate and whether i am wililng to click click to find it -- it just does. and negativity rides with paranoia. It's a destabilizing influence. Once I learned to see myself thru a lens that observed my mental illness, I realized that weed is very bad and exacerbates my paranoia not just while high, but in a persistent way. data will bear this out over time.
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