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PostPosted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 4:25 am 
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Depression and anxiety disorders are serious medical illnesses that affect around 50 million American adults.
Everyone has times when they're feeling down. For people with the medical condition called depression, feeling very sad or having no interest in activities can last for a long time. Sometimes this happens to people for no obvious reason, even when their lives are going well.
Anxiety disorders can fill people's lives with overwhelming anxiety symptoms and fear. Unlike the slight anxiety caused by a stressful event, like a business presentation or a first date, anxiety disorders are constant and can grow worse with time if not treated. Each anxiety disorder has its own specific symptoms, but what they all have in common is intense, irrational fear and dread.
I was very dissapointed, when my doctor told me that i will be fat!

So i found some material here, and medications too:

Will I gain weight on Zoloft?
Studies show that Zoloft is not associated with weight gain, so you shouldn't gain weight because of Zoloft.


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I would put physical appearence a step lower than mental health.
work on healing your mind, then work on healing your image.

good luck and best wishes.


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Been on Zoloft, and it made me gain fifteen pounds, bucko.

This is a spam thread, and I know it, but Dorian raises an interesting point. Just how much do we care about our physical appearance here? I'm not talking about how much we _should_, because I know how much we _should_. I'm talking, how involved are you in your appearance now that you're in the game, and what steps have you taken to improving your first image?


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Didn't know this was a spam thread.
I have been in the community for less than a month and I already have bought colognes, clothes, and done some sarges.
I care a lot more now about my appearence, smell, attitude.

cheers guys.


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I keep thinking I'm going to write this gigantic post about appearance/hygene, but it always seems to get backburnered...


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If you want I can help you monkey; also look at this post about appearance/hygene.

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Hi Bozzz,

The good thing I can offer to you is some advice about medications. Let's just say that I'm a PUA with some medical knowledge. First of all, sarging is painful... enough said. It's kind of fun sometimes, but getting shot down feels like getting kicked in the nuts.

The thing I can offer you, Bozzz, is that Zoloft is the SSRI (medication for depression and anxiety) with the least side effects. Paxil has the highest and Prozac is in the middle. The great thing about Zoloft is if you take your last pill on Thursday, by Saturday, the medication will be out of your system and your erection will be as good as if you weren't on the medication.

I hope this helps. Trust me... it's true... I know.

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