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21 Jan 2019, 12:49 am

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sleeping pills are bad for you in sleep apnea. most frequent treatment is a cpap machine that forces air into your nose to your lungs while you sleep. and weight loss if you're over weight. my husband lost weight and lost his sleep apnea.

I'm few kilos underweight for most of my life. :| And I wonder if cpap works well with chronic sinusitis/rhinitis... I've yet to find out.


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21 Jan 2019, 2:30 am

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sleeping pills are bad for you in sleep apnea. most frequent treatment is a cpap machine that forces air into your nose to your lungs while you sleep. and weight loss if you're over weight. my husband lost weight and lost his sleep apnea.

I'm few kilos underweight for most of my life. :| And I wonder if cpap works well with chronic sinusitis/rhinitis... I've yet to find out.


well, most masks cover both nose and mouth, so rhinitis should not be a big issue.



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21 Jan 2019, 4:17 am

I'm fed up of people making me apologise for my political opinions. Unless you're a pacifist and that's your only political opinion or you never say anything about politics, there will always be someone somewhere who uses your politics to justify violence.

RIRA are cowards and the way they 'fight' is cowardly and more likely to kill civilians than to change anything.

Sinn Fein ought to lie the same as SNP lie, the same as Jeremy Corbyn lies (he's an English style Republican so he doesn't mean loyalty to the Queen). Just cross fingers, say the oath then you're into Westminster and have a say on how things are run such as Brexit negotiations.

Otherwise violence breaks out.



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21 Jan 2019, 7:17 am

Sometimes there were things in my mind that I never shown nor spoken about, then some people blurt or brought the whole thing out out of the blue. :lol:



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cathylynn wrote:
sleeping pills are bad for you in sleep apnea. most frequent treatment is a cpap machine that forces air into your nose to your lungs while you sleep. and weight loss if you're over weight. my husband lost weight and lost his sleep apnea.

I'm few kilos underweight for most of my life. :| And I wonder if cpap works well with chronic sinusitis/rhinitis... I've yet to find out.


well, most masks cover both nose and mouth, so rhinitis should not be a big issue.

I hope it does. Now my only question is when I might get one...


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21 Jan 2019, 7:24 am

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Sometimes there were things in my mind that I never shown nor spoken about, then some people blurt or brought the whole thing out out of the blue. :lol:


I wish I could do that.

Instead I say the wrong thing at the wrong time, almost always.

People probably think I'm brave for speaking my mind



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21 Jan 2019, 10:56 am

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“[Tolkien] believe that ’there’s a little good in the worst of us and a little bad in the best of us’; but not that there’s a little good in evil and a little evil in good. He believes in human moral complexity but not in logical moral complexity.” — Peter Kreeft, The philosophy of Tolkien.

5:34

“While her uncle is so afraid of death that he has become shameful, she is so afraid of shame that she seeks death.”—Matthew Dickerson (Following Gandalf)

8:38

“Iluvatar’s intervention does not remove the significance of the choices made by the Children of Iluvatar, but in many ways it can redeem those choices.

Or; to put it in another way, the characters are responsible only for their own choices and not for the outcome of those choices; they are responsible for the means, while the ends are in Iluvatar’s hands."—Matthew Dickerson (Following Gandalf)

12:04

‘Eucatastrophe’

12:39



--points from "A Mythology of Hope – The Lord of the Rings (part 2)" on the channel 'Like Stories of Old'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HYlbg6RKMA


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" I think that many confuse applicability with allegory, but the one resides in the freedom of the reader and the other is the purposed domination of the author"--Tolkien

15:14


Same video.



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21 Jan 2019, 1:40 pm

Rob bought me Irn Bru and I still drink it like it’s some sort of meaningful thing like red wine

We went to the millennium dome and there was a room in it which was full of money

'Tina' (I never use real names for people I've met) and her husband came to our town and she acted like I was cute and it p--d me off cos she undermined me like that but it’s best to be undermined really by that sort of person

Just because something is labelled feminist doesn’t mean it’s good for women, feminism is so very broad and some of it is sexist against strong and logically minded women and prejudiced against logical thinkers in general (Cixous)

Neither lyrical thought nor logical thought are culturally dominant, social thinking is

Ok Ryan endeared me to him cos I feel sorry for him now cos everyone was having a go at him for being thin and he was so thin bones were showing so he spent ages trying to get strong. I used to be that thin, too

So we’ll play St Johnstone three times in fifteen days. I wanted a worse team than that



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21 Jan 2019, 2:50 pm

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21 Jan 2019, 4:15 pm

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Me too.

Does this lying include you can't lie to yourself?



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21 Jan 2019, 4:32 pm

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Me too.

Does this lying include you can't lie to yourself?


Second and I suppose so for when it comes to self-deception
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’Dyed in the wool’ agnosticism does not mean ‘dyed in the wool’ apathy.



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21 Jan 2019, 5:03 pm

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Me too.

Does this lying include you can't lie to yourself?


I can't lie to myself , I'm not a convincing liar.


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21 Jan 2019, 5:21 pm

Believe it or not the first movie I saw in theaters on my own was the mediocre and not mental health friendly titled 'Suicide squad' during a period when I was going to appointments due to a breakdown. If Cara Delevingne character had actually died at the end I dread my (mental) health would have been worse :| .

It could have been a cross between 'The silence of the lambs' and a John Woo movie with costumes.
Tempted to listen to the instrumental for 'Purple Lamborghini'.



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21 Jan 2019, 10:57 pm

Unless I drastically change my personality in a way "most people" see as better, I will never get friends or a job.

Neuroplasticity

Comfort zone rapidly dwindling. Too lazy to do anything new. No $$ or friends to do anything with.

The solar system contains many things worse than being left out. And in a way, you get used to it. But :evil: mechanical deformation :twisted: :roll:

:roll: The straw that broke the camel's back :roll:


Motor retardation

Brain feels dissociated, default

Frequency, intensity duration

It's like, electroconvulsive therapy

:mrgreen:


Too intimidated to try to make friends

Too many unspoken assumptions

"Miscommunication"

In counseling, there is no such thing as a "mistake". It's called a "miscommunication"



Nothing to do in "life"

Nobody will hire my worthless corpse



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21 Jan 2019, 11:38 pm

I get scared a lot!
Right now, im hoping that tomorrow the staff at the apartment turns of this alarm (I think it's a fire alarm that the batteries are going dead; I'm not sure.) It beeps 3 times. I can only hear it in my living room and kitchen. If i turn on a fan, it blocks it out. Still i want it done.
Im just scared it'll stay here all the time im here and no one will fix it- worse senario. Best senario, it'll be gone tomorrow and won't return. Most likely, i don't know.
At least upstairs neighbor stopped stomping a lot.



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22 Jan 2019, 9:52 am

Hoping to eventually carry out and complete certain diplomatic tasks



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22 Jan 2019, 9:53 am

Glad for the housing application related letter , not so glad for recent video choices.

I wish there was an ‘advanced search’ option on this site which I knew of like on another website I used to go on.