Given that Prozac takes up to a month or more to leave your system, does that mean withdrawal effects are prolonged or even begin late (e.g, two weeks after stopping)
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GIven that Prozac takes up to a month or more to leave your system, does that mean withdrawal effects are prolonged or even begin late (e.g two weeks after stopping)
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How many of you got a good life and sleep is your only problem? I feel that my insomnia is an extension of the shitty life I'm living now, with financial and health difficulties, anxieties, relationship problems, etc.
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Advice I got from a great writer.
Discussions about the writing craft.
Read great books but also some crappy books, so you feel neither full of yourself nor hopeless about achieving greatness.
Discussions about the writing craft.
Which books had you hooked from the first few pages, paragraphs, or even sentences?
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Any thoughts on the future of theater?
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I feel that in order to produce powerful movies, we are producing hyper-real movies, and this has the opposite effect of the movies appearing fake. If you agree, how do you think we can solve this problem?
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Books that really capture the inner and outer world of childhood (like how young people feel, think about themselves and the world, what motivates them, etc.)?
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Children and YA writers: What are some books that really capture childhood (how young people feel, think about themselves and the world, behave)?
Discussions about the writing craft.
Books about mental illness and dysfunctional families, with themes of isolation, search for belonging, and struggling with difficult emotions?
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Where can I find valid statistics to compare dropout rates based on major or program
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What are some plays similar to Long Day's Journey Into Night? In terms of related themes about a dysfunctional family but also isolation/belonging, love, denial of painful feelings, nostalgia, etc.?
Theatre theory, design, news and community. This sub is aimed at professionals in the theatre community working in the industry, but is open to everyone, including students, community artists, and fans of the artform.
How often do you finish a book you dislike simply because of the time you have already invested in it?
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Have you ever read books that was really elevated by a great read in the audiobook format?
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Relationship closeness is a protective factor against the effects of adversity history
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Relationship closeness is a protective factor against the effects of adversity history
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Uncut Gems had me sweating on the edge of my seat the whole time. What are other movies like that?
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Regular cannabis use is associated with history of childhood and lifetime trauma in a non-clinical community sample: Lifetime cumulative adversity was positively associated with cannabis use in both men and women.
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Regular cannabis use is associated with history of childhood and lifetime trauma in a non-clinical community sample: Lifetime cumulative adversity was positively associated with cannabis use in both men and women.
/r/EverythingScience is the sister subreddit to /r/science. With a broader rule set than /r/science, it is the place for high quality scientific content that doesn't necessarily reference a peer-reviewed paper from the last 6 months.
Regular cannabis use is associated with history of childhood and lifetime trauma in a non-clinical community sample: Lifetime cumulative adversity was positively associated with cannabis use in both men and women.
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The disjunction between evolutionary psychology and sex-discrimination law and policy
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The weight of culture: Societal individualism and flexibility explain large global variations in obesity
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The weight of culture: Societal individualism and flexibility explain large global variations in obesity
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I'm still confused what plagiarism is, so what are some good resources (books, chapters, articles, websites) on what constitutes plagiarism and whether what you have written may be considered plagiarized (i.e. a plagiarism checker)?
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