Running everyday to escape stresses may lead to dependence not mental wellbeing
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Re: Running everyday to escape stresses may lead to dependence not mental wellbeing
#2I love it.
Re: Running everyday to escape stresses may lead to dependence not mental wellbeing
#3Seeing as how stress usually corresponds to a fight or flight situation, running really does seem apt to deal with it. Now you could potentially argue that drinking while thirsty actually leads to dependence on water as well but hey, are all dependencies really bad?
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#4I don't understand the point of this study. Someone might become dependent on exercise to escape things in their life they don't want to or can't deal with. So then what? Are you going to tell someone to stop exercising? Maybe take some SSRIs? Doesn't seem likely to lead to a better outcome to me.
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#5Its nice to attempt to define positive vs negative escapism, I wonder how solid their definition is. If someone has anxiety and they run because it brings relief, their definition would seemingly classify that as maladaptive escapism, or self suppression. I dont know if that goes against mental wellbeing, or rather, if theres a better route. Looking forward to read the comments here
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#6I don't understand the point of this study. Someone might become dependent on exercise to escape things in their life they don't want to or can't deal with. So then what? Are you going to tell someone to stop exercising? Maybe take some SSRIs? Doesn't seem likely to lead to a better outcome to me.
"Everyone should embrace escapism to feel good, not to not feel like shit."
Im also a bit lost regarding its value
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#7Seeing as how stress usually corresponds to a fight or flight situation, running really does seem apt to deal with it. Now you could potentially argue that drinking while thirsty actually leads to dependence on water as well but hey, are all dependencies really bad?
I want to echo your last question, are all dependencies bad?
Re: Running everyday to escape stresses may lead to dependence not mental wellbeing
#8Seeing as how stress usually corresponds to a fight or flight situation, running really does seem apt to deal with it. Now you could potentially argue that drinking while thirsty actually leads to dependence on water as well but hey, are all dependencies really bad?
I want to echo your last question, are all dependencies bad?
sounds more like a discussion on the javascript ecosystem rather than a discussion on mental health
Re: Running everyday to escape stresses may lead to dependence not mental wellbeing
#9I don't understand the point of this study. Someone might become dependent on exercise to escape things in their life they don't want to or can't deal with. So then what? Are you going to tell someone to stop exercising? Maybe take some SSRIs? Doesn't seem likely to lead to a better outcome to me.
It’s about control.
Re: Running everyday to escape stresses may lead to dependence not mental wellbeing
#10Related study on mountaineering https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00406-022-01476-8