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| quote: | Originally posted by looom
I was prescribed some "cheer up" pill in my teenager years, was supposed to take them for 3 months a pill a day, but I didn't, for some reason, believe in the effect of these medications, so I took only 1 and was like: fuck it...
Is there any truth to it though? Does the person have to actually have faith in it, or believe it will help them, if they take the meds? Somehow I believe it is, for you speak of addiction and not knowing how to cope without them. But if the person believes in the effect of the pill and feels better because of taking them, are they addicted to the substances OR simply the fact that it is a pill and by god, it is THAT medication that has helped them, while they could be taking placebos, believing that it is the same med and still feel better and relaxed? |
It’s a pity they can’t prescribe “don’t be a fucking moron” pills.
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