It ain't a competition - celebrating all good things and the accomplishments of others will help defeat all the toxic masculinity out there.
ChillPenguin @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
It's a wonder what simply walking outside does for your mental health. Good on him.
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quafeinum @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
Pros:
good graphics
realtime physics simulation with ragdoll engine
no subscription service
almost no ads
never have to buy DLC
Cons:
it’s outside
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Norah (pup/it/she) - 1.1yr
almost no ads
oh boy, surely you haven't been outside in a city lately?
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shezznazz @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
I feel for you buddy, leave the big cities it isn't bad everywhere
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Norah (pup/it/she) - 1.1yr
Nah, I'm good. I prefer the better access to healthcare and culture that the city affords.
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shezznazz @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
I see what you're saying, I'm from a nation of 5 million in Europe so we get the benefit of great benefits, education and healthcare while our capital only having 500ish k people. In terms of cultures. Big cities will always have more fun stuff
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EmpathicVagrant @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
No subscription? Literally everything in that game is behind some kind of paywall, even transportation.
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ayyy @sh.itjust.works - 1.1yr
Pay2win garbage
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Nat (she/they) - 1.1yr
I'd be careful to say what it can do for your mental health. I tried to make it work for me, but it always made me feel worse because it gave my mind time to ruminate on bad memories and feelings. I would've stopped doing that to myself sooner had I not heard that exercise = good feelings without caveats.
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ChillPenguin @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
Oh, I'm definitely not saying it's a cure or anything for mental health. Just that it's amazing if it does work for you.
It definitely works for me. I go hiking regularly.
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Faresh @lemmy.ml - 1.1yr
Maybe going outside but with another human to distract you could help?
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boonhet @lemm.ee - 1.1yr
It's not for everyone (as noted by that other commenter), but when I was in a bad place mentally, I was listening to a podcast and one of the guys said that whenever he was in a really tough situation, he'd go for a 30 minute walk before making any decisions and then when he'd had time to consider everything, he'd often have some idea where to get started fixing things. So I started going on walks listening to that exact podcast. Helped a lot. It's a double whammy, too. Not only do you have time to yourself where you can think about things (in my case while listening to the podcast because I have ADHD and just my own thoughts all at once are a bit too much, but when I'm also listening to something, I get less of it), you also get the happy hormones from physical exercise and fresh air.
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BanjoShepard @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
Good on him for taking a hike. The first photo trips me up. Was the hike to the middle of a highway? Is there a placard or historical marker there in the middle of the highway?
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Gustephan @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
I'd guess that was at the trailhead or right outside the trailhead of the trail he went hiking on. A lot of the trailheads I've seen on the pacific coast are like literally 10ft from the highway
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DragonsInARoom @lemmy.world - 1.1yr
Based
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Nexy - 1.1yr
Today I was able to sort out a few drawers full of shit in my room and part of a library.
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dutchkimble @lemy.lol - 1.1yr
That sort of thing takes me a few years
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Mikrochip @feddit.org - 1.1yr
Overcoming depression is no small feat, though. Even just deciding to seek a therapist merits respect, imho.
Track_Shovel in 196
Build up your fellow man rule
It ain't a competition - celebrating all good things and the accomplishments of others will help defeat all the toxic masculinity out there.
It's a wonder what simply walking outside does for your mental health. Good on him.
Pros:
Cons:
oh boy, surely you haven't been outside in a city lately?
I feel for you buddy, leave the big cities it isn't bad everywhere
Nah, I'm good. I prefer the better access to healthcare and culture that the city affords.
I see what you're saying, I'm from a nation of 5 million in Europe so we get the benefit of great benefits, education and healthcare while our capital only having 500ish k people. In terms of cultures. Big cities will always have more fun stuff
No subscription? Literally everything in that game is behind some kind of paywall, even transportation.
Pay2win garbage
I'd be careful to say what it can do for your mental health. I tried to make it work for me, but it always made me feel worse because it gave my mind time to ruminate on bad memories and feelings. I would've stopped doing that to myself sooner had I not heard that exercise = good feelings without caveats.
Oh, I'm definitely not saying it's a cure or anything for mental health. Just that it's amazing if it does work for you.
It definitely works for me. I go hiking regularly.
Maybe going outside but with another human to distract you could help?
It's not for everyone (as noted by that other commenter), but when I was in a bad place mentally, I was listening to a podcast and one of the guys said that whenever he was in a really tough situation, he'd go for a 30 minute walk before making any decisions and then when he'd had time to consider everything, he'd often have some idea where to get started fixing things. So I started going on walks listening to that exact podcast. Helped a lot. It's a double whammy, too. Not only do you have time to yourself where you can think about things (in my case while listening to the podcast because I have ADHD and just my own thoughts all at once are a bit too much, but when I'm also listening to something, I get less of it), you also get the happy hormones from physical exercise and fresh air.
Good on him for taking a hike. The first photo trips me up. Was the hike to the middle of a highway? Is there a placard or historical marker there in the middle of the highway?
I'd guess that was at the trailhead or right outside the trailhead of the trail he went hiking on. A lot of the trailheads I've seen on the pacific coast are like literally 10ft from the highway
Based
Today I was able to sort out a few drawers full of shit in my room and part of a library.
That sort of thing takes me a few years
Overcoming depression is no small feat, though. Even just deciding to seek a therapist merits respect, imho.