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Re:The Depression Thing by jlg23 on Wednesday October 11, 2017 @04:42PM (#15453282)
I fail to see the connection between ~"don't see exercising as a golden bullet against depression" and what you claim I've said.
Re:The Depression Thing by PantaloonFlames on Wednesday October 11, 2017 @05:06PM (#15453482)
you said "[exercise] might be good for a lot of depressive people, but definitely not for all."

Which is dead wrong. Exercise is good for humans, depressed or not.

You also said, "Before I turned twenty I met two people my age who took your advice and exercised until ambulances had to pick them up (literally). "

...apparently as a warning that exercise is dangerous. But as you can see, it's a ridiculous statement.

Sure, people should see a therapist. They should also exercise. Go for a walk. Move around. They should also gain some sleep discipline. Those are easy to start with. There's no mutual exclusion here. Just because someone is exercising and sleeping right, does not mean they cannot talk to a therapist.

Re:The Depression Thing by rrix2 on Wednesday October 11, 2017 @06:10PM (#15453969)
i read it as "might be good enough", which is entirely closer to the meaning that parent was trying to get at, I think.
Re:The Depression Thing by eradicatethots on Wednesday October 11, 2017 @07:06PM (#15454333)
Also I don’t think gp was trying very hard (at all?) to understand this point