why collect insects?

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maria

Discussion Starter · Mar 15, 2005

I?ve been wondering, what is it based on, that mentally challenged people shouldn?t stay at home staring at the wall (even if they wanted to) and instead get moving and go to work or anywhere etc.? I haven?t been doing the last much in quite a while and I admit I?m not getting better. I just wonder what?s the point of being active if it gives you nothing and feels like nothing, I?ve read many say no matter what they do, it doesn?t help, which also makes it harder. I would like to want to get up and go to the uni, but I just don?t. So why should I, will my brain cells start partying again if I feed them with sights and sounds? (I?m not being hostile, just asking so that I?d say ?ohhh, that?s why?now I?ll gotta hurry up and go collect insects?.
You may want to say "duh" :roll: , and you're welcome.

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jft

· #3 · Mar 15, 2005

Even if the theory does not work for some (dp relief) one still gains from getting on with life and getting out and collecting insects becasue it can temporarily distract, may increase some happy hormones, and all in gives a little something more to a day than staring at a wall. I relate though to your thoughts, for sometimes when out and about I jsut feel like shit (if not worse) and ask the same question. But many times I feel maybe jsut a bit better than shit, and that is postive, and sometimes I jsut feel good and normal, and it is becasue I initally got the feet of the bed and on the floor. Just my thoughts is all.
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