seasonal affective disorder in the summer? - Page 5

evollove · 05.10.2011, 02:06 PM

Sunny weekends are killing me. Especially Friday evenings.

!@#$%! · 05.10.2011, 06:02 PM

hey sunstroke

i went out on a job the other day & spent a bazillion hours under the sun. felt like shit in the afternoon, woke up lobster-colored the next day, had to stick to cold showers for a week, and peeled off subsequently. now im tanned, redneck-style.

question for you though is: have you considered a gradual acclimation to the sunlight?

i knew this scottish guy who would roast like a pig at the beach, he was white as motherfucking paper, a quasi-albino, and you might be like that.

however-- have you tried a slight and gradually increased exposure to sunlight? i'm thinking you might be getting too brutal an exposure when you finally get out of your cavern, and maybe all you need is a little acclimation.

Derek · 05.10.2011, 06:04 PM

Yeah, I went to a doctor about it.

!@#$%! · 05.10.2011, 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Derek

Yeah, I went to a doctor about it.

so, what did he say about it, o pale one?

(i'm asking for scientific curiosity, btw)

Genteel Death · 05.10.2011, 06:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Nefeli

i dont know, i made peace with all weathers since i can remember myself.
you know, compromise, so i can enjoy all weathers and i really do. dont even recall which was my favourate season.

i do love the sea, but my dream is also to be on an island during winter.

i do get this though during summer: i want to stay on an island all summer.
i get a run away (from the city) vexing feeling.

sunbathing, always found it very boring and its unhealthy.
i can do it only for few moments and then i want shadow. and no way i can do it without a book and music in my ears.

i love grey weather and its obviously very comforting.

and its days now, that i just want to go to camping place this weekend. just take a book and go. without swimming. wont happen.

derek, i dont think its a big deal not liking summer. feeling depressed always is, of course. many people dont like summer. my mother doesnt.
did you really see a doc about this????

If someone hasn't asked your hand already, I am perfectly happy to do it myself. Our children will be transexual orphans.

!@#$%! · 05.10.2011, 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Nefeli

btw. this is what i have to do from now on. i have inherited all skin sensitivity from my father. had a sunalergy- i think- during summer 2009. there were serious reasons and i first got to sea mid of july.

oh, you too? wow! i didn't read previous posts.

must be the thinning ozone layer.

to suffer from sun allergy where you live is tragic

!@#$%! · 05.10.2011, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by static-harmony

The beach is awesome especially during spring. Btw I hate summer it gets annoyingly hot.

but where else would you be in the summer? cooped up indoors? shit fuck shit shit shit, i live in a fucking desert, and i miss the beach.

BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!

/end venting

!@#$%! · 05.10.2011, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Nefeli

erm..it was horrible when i got it. because i didnt put any medicine on it. i wasnt in a place i could get anything. and it was weird, because i only wasnt careful after 1730. i remember we had some discussion and time flew.
i didnt have any serious troubles last year though.

OUCH.

Genteel Death · 05.10.2011, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Nefeli

baby, our children would be so perfect that i already am in great fear.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJWH9FRuar8&sns=fb
Wedding music sorted. X

Derek · 05.10.2011, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by !@#$%!

so, what did he say about it, o pale one?

(i'm asking for scientific curiosity, btw)

It was a woman you... sexist. She said there was no formal treatment to this and that I could either try medication or psychotherapy. Since I don't really have anything to talk about I opted to try the medication for a few weeks.

!@#$%! · 05.10.2011, 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Derek

It was a woman you... sexist. She said there was no formal treatment to this and that I could either try medication or psychotherapy. Since I don't really have anything to talk about I opted to try the medication for a few weeks.

oh, i don't give a shit about your personal interaction with your physician or her gender or the defects of the english language, i am only curious about your freak condition and its contribution to biology. with that in mind, please elaborate-- did she describe the cause of your maladies or did she just dispatch the prescription without further explanation?

Derek · 05.10.2011, 07:21 PM

The latter. I kind of knew that going in though.

Glice · 05.10.2011, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Nefeli

baby, our children would be so perfect that i already am in great fear.

....

RIGHT FUCK YOU THE INTERNET, FUCK YOU AND YOUR STUPID FUCKING COLOUR SCHEMES, FUCK YOU AND YOUR INVIDIOUS FUCKING INABILITY TO RENDER CAPITALS WITHOUT A MODICUM OF EFFORT, FUCK YOU FOR RUINING MY HUMOUR JUST BECAUSE IT'S ONE CHARACTER SHORT. FUCK YOU AND YOUR SHORT AND INEFFECTIVE LASERS. FUCK YOU, YOU MASSIVE ARSEITECHTERY, YOU PRICK.

Glice · 05.10.2011, 07:51 PM

Yes, you, cuntend.

Glice · 05.10.2011, 07:51 PM

Not Nefeli, obviously. She purdy.

!@#$%! · 05.10.2011, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Derek

The latter. I kind of knew that going in though.

that sucks. i hope you enjoy teh pillz though.

Genteel Death · 05.11.2011, 02:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Nefeli

if you read carefully, you ll see a hypothetical 'yes', because you cant deny that it was a great idea. however, one cant say more than once 'yes' to a proposition like that, can s/he?

Besides, he's a bit racist.

knox · 05.11.2011, 04:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Nefeli

btw. this is what i have to do from now on. i have inherited all skin sensitivity from my father. had a sunalergy- i think- during summer 2009. there were serious reasons and i first got to sea mid of july.

thats the only explanation i ever got from a doctor.
skin too sensitive, prone to rashes, allergic to sweat and sensitive to heat.

alteredcourse · 05.11.2011, 08:02 AM

psych meds cut down the frequency and intensity of constant doubt shadowing every thought so that i was able to gather the focus and confidence to make a major life change that had been pending for a couple years. the other consequence was that i was able to be all around a bit more productive. i lost a bunch of weight and have stabilized at a pretty decent one.
i am aware that the underlying brain puzzles and patterns that would result in the doubt, endlessly self-deprecating generalizations and overall tunnel vision of death are not "fixed". you cant erase those. but im aware of some of them and am working on that. its still hard. i still have to figure out what the hell to do with myself. but i dont plan on stopping my medication in the near or far future, considering what i was before, and im okay with that.

knox · 05.11.2011, 03:51 PM

meds can be useful but they're generally not used that way.
they can be helpful at times but the problem is most of us want a miracle, rather than going through all that therapy bullshit, and then there's the fact that most therapists are either useless, insane or both.

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evollove invito al cielo Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 2,879	Sunny weekends are killing me. Especially Friday evenings.
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!@#$%! invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: mars attacks Posts: 42,548	hey sunstroke i went out on a job the other day & spent a bazillion hours under the sun. felt like shit in the afternoon, woke up lobster-colored the next day, had to stick to cold showers for a week, and peeled off subsequently. now im tanned, redneck-style. question for you though is: have you considered a gradual acclimation to the sunlight? i knew this scottish guy who would roast like a pig at the beach, he was white as motherfucking paper, a quasi-albino, and you might be like that. however-- have you tried a slight and gradually increased exposure to sunlight? i'm thinking you might be getting too brutal an exposure when you finally get out of your cavern, and maybe all you need is a little acclimation.
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05.10.2011, 06:04 PM	#83
Derek invito al cielo Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 8,095	Yeah, I went to a doctor about it.
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Derek invito al cielo Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 8,095	The latter. I kind of knew that going in though.
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alteredcourse expwy. to yr skull Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,503	psych meds cut down the frequency and intensity of constant doubt shadowing every thought so that i was able to gather the focus and confidence to make a major life change that had been pending for a couple years. the other consequence was that i was able to be all around a bit more productive. i lost a bunch of weight and have stabilized at a pretty decent one. i am aware that the underlying brain puzzles and patterns that would result in the doubt, endlessly self-deprecating generalizations and overall tunnel vision of death are not "fixed". you cant erase those. but im aware of some of them and am working on that. its still hard. i still have to figure out what the hell to do with myself. but i dont plan on stopping my medication in the near or far future, considering what i was before, and im okay with that.
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knox invito al cielo Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 5,255	meds can be useful but they're generally not used that way. they can be helpful at times but the problem is most of us want a miracle, rather than going through all that therapy bullshit, and then there's the fact that most therapists are either useless, insane or both. __________________
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