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ihaveamac wrote:

rufflebee wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

Ok, comcast user. 

 
It really wouldn't be that hard, though, because my friend made a project for me, which includes my name in the title XD

And you know how I found out you use comcast? :3

No, but now I'm curious XD

Blade-Edge wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

rufflebee wrote:

 
It really wouldn't be that hard, though, because my friend made a project for me, which includes my name in the title XD

And you know how I found out you use comcast? :3

By stalking her. Now get back on topic.... whatever it is

Right. Topic...

Awareness tends to worsen mental disorders. So the best thing to do other than cure it (which is impossible) would be to forget about it. Which is probably just as impossible.

Hmm. In that case, maybe we shouldn't have brought this thread back to the topic.

ihaveamac wrote:

rufflebee wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

And you know how I found out you use comcast? :3

No, but now I'm curious XD

On meh forums, I have your IP.
Don't worry I can't do anything bad. ANd I won't share it.
http://i35.servimg.com/u/f35/12/25/55/91/how10.png

rufflebee wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

rufflebee wrote:

No, but now I'm curious XD

On meh forums, I have your IP.
Don't worry I can't do anything bad. ANd I won't share it.
http://i35.servimg.com/u/f35/12/25/55/91/how10.png

Mine would say ********************.cox.net

rufflebee wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

rufflebee wrote:

Mine would say ********************.cox.net

Hmm. I see.
Is that an exact amount of *'s?

ya, that covers the secret part. Exact amount of the *'s/

rufflebee wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

rufflebee wrote:

Hmm. I see.
Is that an exact amount of *'s?

ya, that covers the secret part. Exact amount of the *'s/

Hmm.

@antimonyarsenide, are you gonna call me by my first name? Because you don't HAVE to. XD

I think (username) will, Haley.

ihaveamac wrote:

antimonyarsenide wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

By stalking her. Now get back on topic.... whatever it is

Right. Topic...

Awareness tends to worsen mental disorders. So the best thing to do other than cure it (which is impossible) would be to forget about it. Which is probably just as impossible.

Hmm. In that case, maybe we shouldn't have brought this thread back to the topic.

How can it worsen a disorder?

Well, not exactly worsen, but the active results of your awareness could lead to other mental side effects.

I'm not exactly sure of the details. It's just a basic logical conclusion on the subject of psychology.

Anyways...

antimonyarsenide wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

antimonyarsenide wrote:

Right. Topic...

Awareness tends to worsen mental disorders. So the best thing to do other than cure it (which is impossible) would be to forget about it. Which is probably just as impossible.

Hmm. In that case, maybe we shouldn't have brought this thread back to the topic.

How can it worsen a disorder?

Well, not exactly worsen, but the active results of your awareness could lead to other mental side effects.

I'm not exactly sure of the details. It's just a basic logical conclusion on the subject of psychology.

Anyways...

It's like what I mentioned before. You hear about a disease, you check the symptoms, you check if you have them, and somehow, you get it in your head that you do. Disease in itself

What disorders did he mention? Any not listed already?

ihaveamac wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

antimonyarsenide wrote:

Well, not exactly worsen, but the active results of your awareness could lead to other mental side effects.

I'm not exactly sure of the details. It's just a basic logical conclusion on the subject of psychology.

Anyways...

It's like what I mentioned before. You hear about a disease, you check the symptoms, you check if you have them, and somehow, you get it in your head that you do. Disease in itself

But now the mental doctor (can't figure how to spell) told me I do have a disorder.

Then act as if you don't have one, try not to sit in front of the computer all day, join a team, football, baseball whatever, take up a hobby.

ihaveamac wrote:

Cnor wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

But now the mental doctor (can't figure how to spell) told me I do have a disorder.

Then act as if you don't have one, try not to sit in front of the computer all day, join a team, football, baseball whatever, take up a hobby.

But it's soooo hard for me DX

Draw pictures, write stories, do something.
Go outside!
It's not that hard, you juts THINK it is.

Last edited by rufflebee (2010-08-03 14:55:55)

ihaveamac wrote:

Cnor wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

But now the mental doctor (can't figure how to spell) told me I do have a disorder.

Then act as if you don't have one, try not to sit in front of the computer all day, join a team, football, baseball whatever, take up a hobby.

But it's soooo hard for me DX

Beleive me once you start something else and do other stuff your compulsion will stop, maybe join a running club, it's fun, and a great way to think about stuff. Just figure out something that keeps you away from electronics.