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Oh fuck dude, you smoked that weed? That's the forever weed. The weed that makes you high forever. Hope you're having a good time because it's permanent. Also I hope it's okay, but I just invited 100 people over, and if they find out you're high you're FUCKED.
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i watch naruto because i canât afford therapy
i know this is a joke but an actual psychologist wrote an entire research paper about how u can use naruto as therapy... u can read it here
I just need to clear this up, that's a legitimate link & not a rickroll. I was expecting to get rickrolled & then out loud yelled "what the fuck" because it's a real link to a real australian psychology publication about specifically naruto & therapy
WIZARD TIP OF THE DAY: buy a weather balloon, fill it with helium, duct tape knives to it, and release it
Is this magic?
WIZARD TIP OF THE DAY: no more quastions
WIZARD COUNCIL ANNOUNCEMENT: Please stop attaching knives to weather balloons and just letting them go
Amnesia Dialogue Prompts
"I'm sorry, but who are you?"
"How would I know if anything you tell me about myself is the truth?"
"I have no idea how I should feel about you."
"You look familiar. I just can't quite remember how I know you."
"I don't know who you are, I mean, I don't even know who I am, but I do know that I can trust you."
"When you called me by my name... I felt nothing."
"I know you're mad at me for things I've done, but I have no memories of them, so please tell me how to fix this."
"If I never get my memories back... I would need to start all over. My whole life."
"I've seen pictures of myself with people I don't know and in places I don't remember."
"Tell me lies and I will believe you."
"Maybe it will all come back. One trigger word or a smell and I know everything again. I'm not sure I would even want that anymore."
"I'm tired of not knowing myself."
"I always thought not knowing you be better. Ignorance is bliss. But it's much worse."
"Do you know how much it hurts to hear someone say they love you and they're strangers to you?"
"I'm not sure I like the person people tell that I was."
How to write amnesia + Amnesia Prompts
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By Crystal Lindell, PNN Columnist Thereâs a lot of advice out there on how to get a doctor to take you seriously. Most of it is wrong. Lu
This ABSOLUTELY works.
I have used this for many years. Definitely b do it.
This article was super long-winded so I screenshat the important part
the fact weâre responsible for getting doctors to âlower their defensesâ in order to literally just do their jobs is â¨INFURIATINGâ¨
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In short, itâs all about framing. You need to suggest that someone else is making you ask them about whatever it is you want to bring up. Let me share an example:
Do NOT say: âI think I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.â
Instead, say: âMy best friend wanted me to ask you about something. I donât even think itâs a thing, but she thinks I might have something called EDS. Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, I think? I donât know. Itâs probably rare. But have you heard of it? Do you think I might have it?â
Hereâs another example:
Do NOT say: âI think I have ADHD.â
Instead, say: âSo my wife said I had to ask you about something. I donât know if sheâs right, but if I donât bring it up with you, sheâll be really mad at me. She thinks I might have something called attention deficit disorder. And she said you might be able to help.â
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To ER doctors: âMy husband made me come here to get this chest pain checked out.â
To primary care physicians: âMy roommate said I had to ask you about having my thyroid levels checked.â
To pain specialists: âMy brother thinks I have rheumatoid arthritis and he wanted me to ask you about it.â
To psychiatrists: âMy aunt said I should ask you about anxiety medications.â
This will not only help in getting them to take your symptoms seriously, it will also work on convincing them to order specific tests, offer specific medications, and consider a specific diagnosis.
This approach shifts the focus onto a third party, which helps doctors lower their defenses. If they think medical suggestions from patients are inane, youâre just feigning agreement with them. It effectively puts you on the same side as the doctor â â the two of you against your loved one. Which is fine, because your loved one isnât relying on them for medical care, so they can take the heat. And when the doctor feels like theyâre on your side, theyâre more likely to want to help.
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This approach also means that the doctor knows you are likely to tell a third party what transpired during the appointment, which means theyâll be held to a higher level of accountability. That alone will often have a big impact on how they treat you.
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