/siberia/ - Off-topic

>communism as a mindset
dont call others libs. ssris dont magically make proletarians stop being immiserated wage workers

>>712654
More than plenty of studies suggesting this medicinehelps with depression symptom but this is not even close 100% of subjects.

>>712654
made me fat, killed my sex drive, made me (more) socially retarded and spergy, killed my desire for emotional connection with others, hindered my understanding of the world and society, generally ruined my life

>go to imageboard
<redpill me on subject
this is how retards "learn"

>>712666
@grok is this true

SSRIs are liberal nonsense (chemical lobotomy) to numb people from fully analyzing their material conditions, blaming their suffering on "le chemical imbalances".

Theyve helped me. I felt no side effects after the first month, other than difficulty reaching an orgasm. Took then for a year as prescribed then quit. Im mostly fine nowadays

Should really only be a last resort imo.
They call psychiatric meds “chemical restraints” in mental institutions for a reason.

I suffer more than 99.999999% of people and don't take any meds, I just rawdog life

You know what else is used for treatment of depression and anxiety? MDMA, and nobody ever became zombie from that, exact opposite, makes you more human than human.

>>712690
a patient cured is a client lost or smth

>>712690 but if your depressed and autistic its kind of hard to get hold of

>>712692
Cant blame this one on psychiatrists, the states decided to make if illegal for reasons, probably just to be dicks and to protect alcohol and tabacco monopoly legal drugs.

>>712693
Visit some parties or festivals popular with druggie crowd, dealer will probably approach you eventually.

>>712654
The capitalist poisons will kill your brain. In Communism, these drugs are hardly used because they are so dangerous. China's National Health Insurance Database found the prevalence of antidepressant use was 0.64% in 2017. For context, this was substantially lower than the 13.2% reported among U.S. adults between 2015 and 2018 and the 7.2% reported across 27 European countries in 2010.

>>712654
>>712686
>Should really only be a last resort imo.
This. I think if the person is seriously mentally unwell, a danger to themselves or others as they say, then sure, medicate them. If you just feel bad, but you're not like crazy, just do some normal therapy. Do short term kind of drug therapy like the ketamine or ayahuasca therapy.

Don't get on some psychoactive drugs that you need to take everyday and you need to taper off of or else you'll get horrible effects. That's fucking crazy isn't it? We're all going on about substance abuse and dependancy. The people that drink or smoke weed all day everyday. Then their official fucking medicine is that everyone should be on high doses of psychiatric medication all day everyday for the rest of their lives.

They're obviously fucking pill pushers. Of course they want to make you dependant on as many drugs as possible. If you listen to them they'll trying to get you on as many medications as possible. Go to any psychiatric patient forum and see them talking about their "medication stacks" and that should be enough to deter you from going down that path just like seeing Kensington Ave videos in Philly should deter you from getting on Fent and Flocka or whatever it is they're smoking.

Alright, I've seen enough. I'm not taking that shit. Thank you for your input sibbirins
>>712666
Yes, it HAS gotten to the point that internet strangers are capable of giving more reliable medical advice than the "experts" themselves

>>712654
They're gay

Ssri effects are no scarier than slow acting coffee

Been on them for a while, quit because felt no effect other than numb dick.

The hysterical fear mongering itt is funny

>>712823
It's when you try to get off of them and you realize you can't

>>712824
The fuck, I struggled taking them consistently because I kept forgetting

why not just take SNRIs then ? you can quit those with basically no effect.

>>712721
If you can get out of bed and you're not in danger of killing yourself I think thats fine

>>712721
Why did you have a choice

Did literally nothing, like not one side effect whatsoever. I didn't even realize they were working until I stopped taking them and had slight withdrawl (headache and dizzyness)

I cycled through like 4 different kinds and an snri over 3 years.