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lemmy.world

The moment I started doing what my body was asking me to do I started living so much better

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Sounds like a good argument for moving to a new time zone while staying in the same job, working remotely. Or finding a new remote job in a different time zone in the opposite direction. Whichever doesn't land you in the middle of an ocean, unless I guess it would put you on a lovely island with good internet

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RobotFKreply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

My body wishes to perish, but I can only give into that desire once; so I'll hold of for now

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jaybonereply
lemmy.zip

We’re dying every day since we are born. Or conceived I suppose.

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Viceversareply
lemmy.world

I think, that's starting to happen only after 25-ish years of age. Until that moment your body is developing.

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lemmy.world

Your body is still constantly dying a little. Even as a child your cells continuously renew.

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Viceversareply
lemmy.world

Cells - die, yes. But the body as a whole - not, it's developing.

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I miss that pleasure. Insomnia sucks. Going to sleep and staying asleep takes so much effort. Thanks for ruining my sleep, ME/CFS.

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You reached the end

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