Yeah I know that part of the medication kind of sucks. It helps in some areas but the trade off is being like a zombie

We call it emotional blunting here in the United States

i hate to feel like a zombie. for example when my father was fighting for life in hospital i did not feel nothing. yes i was worried but not in my brain. only some parts of my heart are left

Lol I have a love hate relationship with that one haha
Usually glad but I had a good thing happen a couple months back and I was like dude I would cry if not for the SSRI

Catacomb monsters can smell tears and incontinence

But in reality it’s called chemical lobotomy

It’s okay to cry, it’s called being human

This post was edited by Abyzma on Apr 14 2026 05:22am

Yeah being a zombie sucks! I'll be walking through the grocery store and all the people trip me out and I feel like i'm on another planet lol



Lol yeah and it sucks when something bad happens and you feel the need to cry but you just can't do it. I'd say it's the equivalent of someone talking mad shit to you but you can't go anywhere or say anything back. You just have to sit there and take it

Does that make sense? In other words you can't express your emotions



You should get on ssris then so you'll be safer in the catacombs



It really is like a chemical lobotomy but maybe not as strong as a real lobotomy

I know it's okay to cry but the prozac just stops it

I don’t usually cry, but when I do it’s because I’m thinking about my dog that passed away 😢

yeah thats sad. dogs live way to short

Especially him, we only had him for 4 years before he got diagnosed with cancer, passed 3 months after the diagnosis. It was rough, he meant more to me than most of my family. Took 2 years off from owning a dog and now I have another pup to share my heart with!

Dang, cool dog.
Outside enjoying life too.

This post was edited by lolkggz on Apr 14 2026 07:08am