Why was Eeyore so sad in Winnie the Pooh? What did he need that could have made him happier?
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antidepressants
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antidepressants
Why do you think he was depressed tho? Genetic or did things build up that way for him?
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Why do you think he was depressed tho? Genetic or did things build up that way for him?
Serotonin deficiency
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If you're up for an interesting interpretation of the Pooh books, check out The Tao of Pooh!
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Serotonin deficiency
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Has serotonergic dysfunction been similarly proven to be the nexus of depression in the same way dopaminergic dysfunction is associated with ADHD?
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At first glance, he has everything a donkey needs to be happy. Good grazing, good friends, easy days with no responsibilities.
So I'm guessing it's the fact his tail is pinned to his butt.
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At first glance, he has everything a donkey needs to be happy. Good grazing, good friends, easy days with no responsibilities.
So I'm guessing it's the fact his tail is pinned to his butt.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]What evidence would you say helps support that; how do you KNOW?
Is the lore that he lost a tail or do they never address that elephant in the room?
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If you're up for an interesting interpretation of the Pooh books, check out The Tao of Pooh!
What did you take away from it that might be interesting to know that you learned from it?
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He was a Toronto Maple Leafs fan.
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He was a Toronto Maple Leafs fan.
That ll do it
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He had Major Depression. So maybe something like Prozac. It sure as hell wasn't his circumstances. Dude had a nice place, with a good support group. The only thing that probably would have helped him was drugs.
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He had Major Depression. So maybe something like Prozac. It sure as hell wasn't his circumstances. Dude had a nice place, with a good support group. The only thing that probably would have helped him was drugs.
What are his social interactions like, what is his reputation besides possibly being a "downer"?
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Has serotonergic dysfunction been similarly proven to be the nexus of depression in the same way dopaminergic dysfunction is associated with ADHD?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]research is ongoing but it does involve more than just serotonin, at least as far as neurotransmitters
speaking as someone who's been clinically depressed since age 17, I think depression should be reclassified as a symptom and split into several mood disorders that cause it. in my case a majority of it was caused by undiagnosed ADHD making it an absolute nightmare for me to be a good student, and that was kinda the most important thing to me for a majority of my life
the research is still nebulous. and underfunded
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What did you take away from it that might be interesting to know that you learned from it?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Well, my brother recommended it to me because it reminded him of me.
I had barely even heard of Taoism up until that point, but as I read it, I understood what he meant. My personality aligns with the principles of the Tao (which translates to the Path or the Way).
It's an easy going philosophy; Following YOUR path to wherever it takes you is fulfilling your purpose and will bring you joy in life. Striving for money, relationships, power, or anything else that may not be on your path, only leads to frustration and disappointment.
Using the Pooh characters we are already familiar with, makes it much more understandable.
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research is ongoing but it does involve more than just serotonin, at least as far as neurotransmitters
speaking as someone who's been clinically depressed since age 17, I think depression should be reclassified as a symptom and split into several mood disorders that cause it. in my case a majority of it was caused by undiagnosed ADHD making it an absolute nightmare for me to be a good student, and that was kinda the most important thing to me for a majority of my life
the research is still nebulous. and underfunded
How do you think your relationships with other people and in particular those close to you played out?
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Well, my brother recommended it to me because it reminded him of me.
I had barely even heard of Taoism up until that point, but as I read it, I understood what he meant. My personality aligns with the principles of the Tao (which translates to the Path or the Way).
It's an easy going philosophy; Following YOUR path to wherever it takes you is fulfilling your purpose and will bring you joy in life. Striving for money, relationships, power, or anything else that may not be on your path, only leads to frustration and disappointment.
Using the Pooh characters we are already familiar with, makes it much more understandable.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]How could or was it (actually) be applied to Eeyores particular situation more specifically?
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What are his social interactions like, what is his reputation besides possibly being a "downer"?
His friends certainly always try to cheer him up, and while he seems appreciative he is also super depressed still and their words of encourgement do little against his actual mental illness like they might if he was merely sad.
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How do you think your relationships with other people and in particular those close to you played out?
I'm definitely socially stunted lol
but I'm lucky to be close with most of my family and several good friends -
His friends certainly always try to cheer him up, and while he seems appreciative he is also super depressed still and their words of encourgement do little against his actual mental illness like they might if he was merely sad.
Does he ever show improvement or is there anything that seems to weirdly help him?
