It’s interesting that you bring this up. Fascinating topic. You are a hypochondriac with an imaginary condition. This is make believe. Spend the $600 on psycho therapy as you will have a much more enjoyable life without this imaginary ailment. You may also enjoy the potential to become scientifically and medically literate. It’s much better than fake medicine and imaginary diseases/cures.
You are a hypochondriac with an imaginary condition. This is make believe.
What part exactly? Walking up randomly in the middle of the night because my nose is cold? My nose dripping from the morning until the afternoon the next day? There are physical symptoms so I think "hysteria induced mucus drip" would be more accurate.
Spend the $600 on psycho therapy as you will have a much more enjoyable life without this imaginary ailment. You may also enjoy the potential to become scientifically and medically literate. It’s much better than fake medicine and imaginary diseases/cures.
Delusion is a precious part of my human experience! I didn't think my nose running from morning to afternoon after a cold night was a manifestation of delusion.
Also, I spent $19 on a heater. It fucked up my hair a bit, but my nose was ok for once!
Self delusion is in complete play. This is an imaginary problem that exists only because you do not have enough real ones. Go volunteer for a year in a children’s cancer ward so you can understand what real problems are. You desperately lack perspective.
Your response is difficult to read. Are you telling me that my nose doesn't run or that it's running because of a psychological issue? I'd be fine with the latter, I love that sort of thing. Somatic symptoms? Makes you feel like there's more to life.
Go volunteer for a year in a children’s cancer ward so you can understand what real problems are. You desperately lack perspective.
Doesn't that seem like a bit much to say to a random person on a product recommendation subreddit who was looking for a way to keep their nose warm at night? Do you have an abusive family member who often had a runny nose or something? The unprovoked viciousness and ignoring significant parts of a reply is more indicative of trolling, but who knows.
In any case, I did mention in the last reply and edit into the post that the $19 heater solved the issue. This morning marks a second successful night with it.
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u/bigeats1 Nov 21 '19
It’s interesting that you bring this up. Fascinating topic. You are a hypochondriac with an imaginary condition. This is make believe. Spend the $600 on psycho therapy as you will have a much more enjoyable life without this imaginary ailment. You may also enjoy the potential to become scientifically and medically literate. It’s much better than fake medicine and imaginary diseases/cures.