YOU ARE NOT ALONE - A companion online community discussion board for The Mental Illness Happy Hour podcast with Paul Gilmartin

Great! It's definitely a start. And try not to get too caught up in the deadmill treadmill. Go for walks or even if you can in your area go for hikes. And I thought like you at first and I took a very slow ratcheting down. You shouldn't ever cut out anything completely, but moving from the American ...

That is simply the unique position I am in. Inside the paradigm of the state there are no universal moralities. But in voluntarism/anarchism/total freedom there is a universal morality that what is considered wrong for one person to do (murder, steal, etc.) it is just as evil for a group to do (the ...

While I do see your point. I guess that for me as opposed to any other political philosophy, the state itself is not just evil but completely unnecessary and if you believe in taxation I view it as you essentially want to put a gun to my head and pull the trigger BAM! unless I give you X% of my money.

I used to have an addiction to sugary foods in specific, so to make sure that it wouldn't get out of control any more I did what most alcoholics who can't even have that first drink do and just cut myself off entirely. Now I live very healthily, I box to get out my agression and I eat lo-carb and gi...

While I still suffer every day from the isolation that naturally comes with my asperger's, over the past few months, largley because my coach suggested it to get ready for the next boxing season, I switched permanently to a low-carb diet in which I have cut back to <150 grams per day of carbohydrate...

I does the best I can. The main problem for me isn't getting connected to people, its really that I never feel truly like I belong no matter where I go largely due to the internalized isolation caused by my Asperger's, but also because I am, as my name implies, an anarchocapitalist. This makes it so...

I'm an 18 year old aspergian. I feel that that in itself is why I am in the place I am. My social skills are positively awful and have lead to extremes of isolation and depression.