Thank you all for your suggestions! If I remember, I'll let you know what we pick.
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I suppose I mean anything 80s and older.
It seems a lot of people I know are going through it right now. I have no way of knowing what you go through, as my situation is vastly different. I'm in no position to help and don't know where you are exactly (nor do I need to) but I'm in central Florida. Feel free to reach out if you ever want to talk.
Haven't read the comments, but the biggest problem I had was inability to orgasm, with both an SSRI and an SNRI. I could do it sometimes myself if I was alone, but the fact that I couldn't at all during sex was hurting my relationship at the time. Other than that, they did the job. I may be about to have to go back on something as my mental health has been concerning of late as well.
I'm currently looking for a second job so this sounds great.
I was losing my mind trying to figure that out. Thank you! I've been at work all day, so there was no way I read it in the past four hours.
No shit! Between food and rent I can barely make it.
Surely they signed an extremist non-compete.
That would make you a cop, comrade.
"Confusion, nausea, and vomiting are symptoms. Severe cases can cause seizures, coma, and death."
It waters down the blood, diluting electrolytes. It's a LOT of water. But it's something that is definitely possible.
To explain, the person testing you will check for temperature and appearance. If it's too clear they may require another sample.
I went through a state-run program called drug court (you can have a little doxxing, as a treat. Afaik not many states have this program) and if you pissed too clear they'd make you give another sample. They didn't observe us directly, so maybe that's why. Someone just stood outside the bathroom and listened.
Refusal to give a new sample would result in a fail.
For the record I was 100% sober whilst going through this program and it's probably the best thing that happened to me. I chose not to be a CI and it got me (relatively) cheap outpatient rehab. 13+ hours a week of therapy and real consequences to my actions. ended a decade-long opiate addiction. So I never cheated on their tests, just conveying my experience.
I did spend my teenage years doing through multiple, less punitive, programs, which is where I draw this experience from.
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I'm proud of you! I think I am very socially awkward but after I ended my last toxic relationship people have been coming out of the woodwork and people actually like me! It has gotten to be a bit much to be honest.
Best of luck, comrade.