Zeusz13

Hungarian here, learned in school and through games/videos

Hey! I’m a psychologist who also happens to be a gamer and be in a relationship. I have something to add.

Your real problem isn’t really about gaming. You could change gaming to any activity, and your complaint would remain valid. Your real problem is me-time vs. we-time. The exact balance of the two and what programs are included will be different in every relationship. You need to communicate and find a balance that works for both of you.

Gaming is a fun hobby, but when it starts hurting other areas of one’s life, you need to address them. For me time spent with my girl is important, so I usually don’t game in the evening, we watch a show together.

According to my government I’m the lackey of Soros, getting paid to make our kids gay and bring migrants into the country. It honestly starts to sound like a good deal, especially when I look at the paycheck I get at CPS

I went to uni for five years and at the end of each year, when summer break finally came I never felt liberated or light. I felt empty. My days and weeks were full of exam prep and work and suddenly, there was nothing. My brain went “Now what?” everytime. Give it a few days.

We had to choose 2 of English, German, Spanish, French, Italian. We had the option of Japanese as extracurricular

And here I went raw dogging my thesis with the native Ms Word reference manager

That’s fair. But imo if it kills cancer cells, it’s worth investigating

Medicine is in the dose. If you take enough ibuprofen it will kill you beside your pain. Lithium is a useful and powerful mood stabilizer, but take just a tiny bit more, and it’s deadly poison

Keep your promises and be predictable. Predictability and clear rules and consequences create a sense of security and it will make it easier for them to comply. Treat them with respect, they are small, not stupid. Treat them kindly but firmly, what they want isn’t always what they need.

You also might want to talk with the parents about this, they know their kids best and can give specific advice. What works with one kid, might not work with the other.

When the heartbeat stops,it is only clinical death. CPR and timely medical help can still bring that person back.

Bojler eladó

Parents refusing to notice their children’s needs

I know this has been said a lot for questions like this, but it’s still true: the answer to your problem lies in seeing a psychologist. Probably no need for psychotherapy but some counseling could help you sort these things out

No, it’s never too late. I’d recommend finding snd joining communities based on your hobbies and interests

Check the facebook conrainer app for firefox

Those are pretty good. Also plenty of cat content too

I subscribed to stuff that shows uplifting news, added art stuff and some animal content to my feed. I also follow stuff that’s related to my hobbies.

You mught want to take this over to https://lemmy.world/c/mentalhealth

When they nuked third party apps. For a long time I used the official app, then I switched to 3rd party, nd I couldn’t go back

Yes, I used Word and Teams a lot, Access is a piece of shite, that much is for sure