/int/ - International

I'm a Bernd because of my genes

>>7128 Then your parents, who procreated, would also be Bernds. Illogical.

>>7139 Parents with each 2 chromosomes 23 can have a child with Down's syndrome.

>>7143 Yes, but such a genetic disorder can be seen. There is no Bernd gene. The poster is just looking for excuses.

>>7126 I think I was just too young and autistic to handle relationships in my teens, one got bored and left me after 2 years the next one cheated on me after 1.5 years and 9 months of living together. Lovely 19th birthday gift. That fucked me up for years.

>>7146 Just look into slavery for a bit, and youll find a few ppl who: touched u inappropriately or talked to u strangely from there on you can identify your passive,depressed state and move foward. no such thing as born bernds.

>>7146 >There is no Bernd gene. According to Suleiman the Magnificent, all Bernds share a common fail gene. Lurk moar.

>>7146 What I meant is that I’m an introvert etc by nature which makes it more likely I become a Bernd

>>7152 We all are. But introverts manage to get laid too.

If a Horse and a Donkey mate they can produce an offspring that is defective despite neither the horse or the Donkey being defective in anyway.

I just have Chronic Human Fatigue Syndrome aka Schizoid Personality Disorder

I'm fatigued because of chronic bernd syndrome

Why do people nowadays have to find illnesses in everything? I feel most of the things that the picture showed, yes, but do I feel like I belong to some group of people that have self-diagnosed themselves with something? No. This entire mental health movement in today's time is getting kind of annoying, there's flaws in everything and people can't just admit that maybe they're just lazy and want to complain about life. I complain about life, I suffer tremendously every day, do I think I'm sick? Maybe I'm fed up with life, maybe that's my sickness. Being alive is my disease and I söffer because of it. So einfach ist das.

>>7190 Most people diagnose themselves via tiktok nowadays

>>7193 There's a lot of shit on TikTok, but sometimes it's a nice nudge to get a proper diagnosis by a real doctor.

>>7195 >it's a nice nudge to get a proper diagnosis by a real doctor. Nobody does that thought, they just do the self-diagnosis and think it's true without going to a professional.

>>7196 I know people for whom this isn't true. Not sure if it was TikTok, but they said that they saw something on the internet, made an appointment and got a diagnosis.

Most mental disorders are made up but also the psychologists can only go on what they are told and the patient often doesn't give them an accurate picture particularly not in these days when people want to have issues to be seen as special.

>>7201 Mental disorders basically are a description of the state of being that you enter when you get separated from God. You can only really cure yourself if you are willing to take the path back to God. Meds only soften symptoms, but don't cure anything.

>>7202 Which god?

>>7201 >the psychologists can only go on what they are told and the patient often doesn't give them an accurate picture That's why they also use school reports or interview the parents. But also, they ask specific questions. Sure, a patient could lie on purpose, and so could the parents. The school evaluations not fitting the picture could be conveniently omitted. But at some point, what's the patient's point of seeing the psychiatrist? Get an AuDHD badge of honour?

>>7203 I don't understand your question. All conceptions of God in the different cultures and religions are images of the godhead, the same God. It has different names in different traditions, but in the end it's the same entity: Tao, Brahman, Godhead, the One. for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoplatonism#The_One

>>7205 There isn't one god. There are thousands of gods.

>>7206 All of those Gods are masks of the one God. Like there are billions of humans, but at the core we are just variations of the one human.

Also they are not the same, Zeus, Odin and the Jewish god are nothing alike.

>>7207 No they aren't they are all different.

>>7208 On the surface not, in essence they are.

>>7211 They are not the same in essence either.

>>7210 Yeah, on surface level, like I am different from you, but in reality we are all one (as soon as one leaves the ego behind one realizes that).

>>7213 We are not all one.

>>6391 >severe fatigue >but difficulty sleeping I dunno that sounds like bullshit.

>>7190 >I feel most of the things that the picture showed, yes, but do I feel like I belong to some group of people that have self-diagnosed themselves with something? No. This entire mental health movement in today's time is getting kind of annoying Bernd, those are physical symptoms of a physical problem. It has nothing to do with mental health.

>>7259 Where do you think the fatigue comes from if not from being unable to sleep well?

>>7259 Glad to hear you never had symptoms of depression. Must be nice.

>>7263 When I was depressed I was so fucking tired of everything, I stayed in bed all day and slept for 10-12 hours.

>>7266 I had trouble falling asleep, I woke up at night and I woke up super early. But I was tired all day long. Sucks big time.

>>7268 Mid-pandemic I had panic attacks and woke up from any sound. And I don't mean "woke up" but rather jumped up as if I heard a gunshot. I got shit like heavy chills and thought I got sick, but I wasn't. I was only able to sleep wearing headphones with ambient noises. The sound of motorbikes and loud music triggered me so hard that I considered throwing bottles out of the window at people. The city decided to lead a protester group of anti-vaxxers through my street on random sundays at 7 AM for about a year, with extremely loud music, motorbikes and hate speech via megaphones to the point it psychologically damaged me. In Murrica some hero would have fucking shot them. In hindsight I should have sued the city after getting prove of my condition from my doctor. I have no idea if that shit was even legal. No joke it changed me, my previous empathy is completely gone and consider everyone an asshole by default until proven wrong. I defended minorities, refugees, etc. before the pandemic, and I have been disappointed by all of them in my life by experience. Fuck them all.

>>7270 What the fuck is wrong with your city? Here in Switzerland, they made a lot of noise with cow bells as well, but they always ended on the minute when the "night silence" started. It was funny, even though their idiocy hurt. I don't see what the minorities and refugees have to do with antivaxxers though.

>>7260 Physical diseases are usually not that vague in terms of symptoms.

>>7273 What are cows doing in the city anyway?

>>7273 My city is rich as fuck but of course, they only sent those assholes through my ghetto and not the rich places. Even though all the rich fucks were anti vaxxers too. I hope those hateful rich grannies dropped dead as they tried to fix their collapsed lung by eating their own cash. We were told to watch out for old people but they behaved like the worst, stubborn assholes during that time. No loss.

>>7282 The people brought the bells. Google Freiheitstrychler, but prepare for cringe. Fat boomers with oversized cowbells.

For over a decade I thought I had chronic fatigue and had some of the symptoms plus many other health issues that made life difficult Turns out I just had undiagnosed allergies, along with a deviated septum which caused me sleep apnea and poor brain oxygenation at night.

>>7477 Those aren't cow bells are they? They look too big for cows.

>>7517 They're very similar in shape, but overly big. You wouldn't use them for cows. I called them that because I was too lazy and because /int/ wouldn't understand the name Trychle. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trycheln

>>7477 My boss is a trychler and antivaxxer, he's funny.

>>7534 Is he a fat boomer?

>>7536 No but otherwise a walking cliché.

>>6391 >Chronic Fatigue Syndrome No, I am not vaxxed.

>>7537 I think your boss might be posting with a German VPN: >>7542