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Posted by FunkyCrew on Nov-05-2007 22:21:

and i'm still at work
fabulous!

Posted by afterhrsgurl on Nov-05-2007 22:32:

quote:
Originally posted by PurpleHaze
i know and i fucking hate it - so depressing

maybe u suffer from S.A.D (seasonal affective disorder)...due to low sun exposure at this time of the year

Posted by jchung52 on Nov-05-2007 22:36:

quote:
Originally posted by afterhrsgurl
maybe u suffer from S.A.D (seasonal affective disorder)...due to low sun exposure at this time of the year

thats why people go tanning (get their share of uv)... well other than to darken up

Posted by afterhrsgurl on Nov-05-2007 22:39:

quote:
Originally posted by jchung52
thats why people go tanning (get their share of uv)... well other than to darken up

if that was the case..i think i'd rather go for the vitamin supplements..tanning beds make me think of skin cancer

Posted by smuncky on Nov-06-2007 00:24:

great...

u wake up its dark
u get to school its dark
u stay inside all day
u get home its dark

wtf

Posted by afterhrsgurl on Nov-06-2007 00:26:

quote:
Originally posted by smuncky
great...
u wake up its dark
u get to school its dark
u stay inside all day
u get home its dark
wtf

u wanna move somewhere tropical together?? ...oh wait no...i think they're having hurricanes at this time of the year...fuck...guess i'm stuck here

Posted by Skipper on Nov-06-2007 00:39:

I much prefer the light in the morning. In the evenings I'm just doing homework in my room anyways, what do I care.

Posted by DigiNut on Nov-06-2007 01:02:

quote:
Originally posted by FunkyCrew
it makes 0 sense
if I made a thread about a wrong time change, or yet another thread about weird time change my computer has made, then yeah great post Digi
i just reminded everyone about dayling savings time:P and woke up to a properly adjusted time on my laptop

Did you actually read any of the previous posts as I suggested, or did you once again just reply on emotional impulse?

Read the previous posts. My comment was not a reply to any of yours.

P.S. What's dayling?

P.P.S. "SAD" is a load of horse shit. The real problem is "NFD" (No Fucking Discipline)

Posted by FunkyCrew on Nov-06-2007 01:05:

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
Did you actually read any of the previous posts as I suggested, or did you once again just reply on emotional impulse?

Read the previous posts. My comment was not a reply to any of yours.

P.S. What's dayling?

P.P.S. "SAD" is a load of horse shit. The real problem is "NFD" (No Fucking Discipline)

pfft of course I did
just your sarcasm was out of place here:P

Posted by smuncky on Nov-06-2007 01:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
I much prefer the light in the morning. In the evenings I'm just doing homework in my room anyways, what do I care.

i just love the evening sun in the spring and fall since my windows face the west. it really warms you up. feels nice

Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-06-2007 01:07:

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut

P.P.S. "SAD" is a load of horse shit.

Actually, no it isn't.

Posted by DigiNut on Nov-06-2007 01:08:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Actually, no it isn't.

Actually, yes it is.

Posted by afterhrsgurl on Nov-06-2007 01:11:

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
P.P.S. "SAD" is a load of horse shit. The real problem is "NFD" (No Fucking Discipline)[/COLOR][/FONT]

i dunno...i think my best friend has it...and honestly i see a difference in her during winter...she constantly complains of depression, fatigue, saddness and the rest of S.A.D symptoms...as soon as spring rolls around she's all happy and normal again

Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-06-2007 01:15:

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
Actually, yes it is.

Really? I'd like to see your sources for that, because the link between mood disorders and lack of sunlight has been well documented. It has to do with the release of melatonin during the winter...which regulates the body's response to changing light conditions. Not to mention that you absorb vitamin D through the sun, which as you probably know, helps in the absorption of calcium...which plays an important role in mood, among many other functions in the body.

Posted by DigiNut on Nov-06-2007 01:24:

Yes Jenny, and yes to the girl on top, these things are all true. But everything in a person's external environment affects their mood. Simply because this happens does not make it legitimate to slap a medical label on it and call it a "disorder". If my asshole is sore after taking a massive dump, I don't go around telling people I have "Asshole Elongation Disorder".

Particularly when a specific stimulus affects every single person the same way, it's highly disingenuous to call it a "disorder", which implies that there's some biological um, disorder, responsible for it. There's no disorder, moodiness and altered sleeping patterns are common in the wintertime, and people who have a modicum of fucking discipline find ways to deal with it instead of blaming all of their problems on the weather.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-06-2007 01:28:

LoL...anything to make you feel like you're right, eh?

Posted by DigiNut on Nov-06-2007 01:34:

Ok then, surely you can explain the physiological differences between someone who "has" SAD and someone who doesn't? What makes some people more susceptible than others?

Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-06-2007 01:42:

Yes dear, you're right. *pat on head*

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