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[ QUOTE ] Took paxil for 1 year and a half. Even if I was suicidal at the time, if I could go back, I wouldn't use any anti-depressant. If you can get over your depression without it, I suggest you do so. [/ QUOTE ] Why? [/ QUOTE ] It affected my thinking and emotions in a weird way. I felt "artificially better", if you will. Combined with the side-effects like loss of libido, I was left wondering who I was and what I liked and where was I going in life. Without it I felt depressed, but I least I was thinking clearly ; I understood the roots of my feelings. Also once I started taking paxil, everyone went with the "clinical approach" with me. Like a schizophrenic who needs constant attention or something. It only made matters worse to have people literally spy on me and having to answer questions everyday. I find it easier to get better when people don't EXPECT me to be clinically depressive. EDIT: When people know you're depressed, their attitude towards you changes. And it sucks, because everytime you talk to them, it's like they're reminding you "hey, you're supposed to be suicidal!". I kept thinking "leave me alone dammit, I'm trying to get better!" |
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