loneliness
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 3:32 pm
If you're still going ham and getting it, don't let up.
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It's my opinion that peasants eking out a living by subsistence farming were pretty damn depressed most of the time. Nobody cared enough to diagnose them, though.Over the past half-century, the prevalence of unipolar depression in affluent countries has jumped tenfold.
Well if you don't live in the middle of nowhere, it kind of is.George wrote:It's kind of funny how he makes it sound like having no close friends is a deliberate choice.
Actually what's interesting is that some of the poorest people are the least depressed. Well as long as they have enough food to eat. Usually their priorities are in order, don't have unreasonable expectations, and know how the simple things in life are usually the most fruitful.Dwindlehop wrote:It's my opinion that peasants eking out a living by subsistence farming were pretty damn depressed most of the time. Nobody cared enough to diagnose them, though.
Not at all. Basic survival consumes all of their time and energy, so they aren't able to consider what they don't have. They also generally lack specific knowlege of conditions elsewhere so they wouldn't know what to dream about even if they did have time.Jason wrote:Actually what's interesting is that some of the poorest people are the least depressed. Well as long as they have enough food to eat. Usually their priorities are in order, don't have unreasonable expectations, and know how the simple things in life are usually the most fruitful.