Spoilers The Starfleet Museum
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the D Saucer is put away, like the fine china, pulled out for special occasions.
If serious please seek help. I can find resources for depression.
So I was sorta defending you earlier, but now I think you’re taking things too far. Depression and suicide is nothing to joke about, and if you’re not being serious, your jokes are in bad taste. And if you are being serious, then you need to step away from the tv and get some serious professional help.
If you're serious about this, then I'm sorry and you need to get help.
If you're not serious about this and you're trolling, then this is beyond pale.
Seek help.
If this is just hyperbole, then you need to step back because using comments about depression, anxiety and suicide like this is not in good taste, and beyond the pale.
If you are serious, then I ask and pray that you seek help. I know others have offered resources, and I would as well.
If it is stemming from OCD (which occurs to me), then you need to rethink your involvement with this fandom, and I don't say that lightly, but in seriousness for your sanity and good health.
I just can't believe that someone whose profession is a lawyer (I checked his profile), and went to college, went to law school, and presumably passed the bar, is this bothered by Star Trek Canon. Such a person would not be able to function in the workplace, especially at that level.
Something's going on here and I'm withdrawing from this discussion, but it needs to be sorted out one way or another.
Something's going on here and I'm withdrawing from this discussion, but it needs to be sorted out one way or another.
1. I have no problems with depression and suicidal thoughts and I never had that in my life.
2. I feel anxious because of these constant visual changes and my thoughts were burdened with it today when I saw episode 6 and TOS Connie
3. I can only imagine that there are many more passionate fans that this will lead to depression and, unfortunately, maybe some to suicidal thoughts. I am not the one and I am not among them, but such things happen and I understand that. It's not normal but it's called empathy.
4. This is not a joke but it can be a issue and producers need to think about people who adapted the philosophy of life to the Star Trek. It's not always about money. Star Trek is and always will be more than that. It is Universe in our heads and it shapes us.
2. I feel anxious because of these constant visual changes and my thoughts were burdened with it today when I saw episode 6 and TOS Connie
3. I can only imagine that there are many more passionate fans that this will lead to depression and, unfortunately, maybe some to suicidal thoughts. I am not the one and I am not among them, but such things happen and I understand that. It's not normal but it's called empathy.
4. This is not a joke but it can be a issue and producers need to think about people who adapted the philosophy of life to the Star Trek. It's not always about money. Star Trek is and always will be more than that. It is Universe in our heads and it shapes us.
If it is causing depression in people they need help. This is closer to psychosis.
You'd be surprised. I've met some, shall we say, out there people in the workplace.
Ew! Why would you want to see Kelvin ships?
Maybe so, I don't know. Influence and impact of Star Trek franchise is huge and to be honest is still misunderstood.
For example I'm non religious guy and if want some wise philosophy for my life I just watch some of Star Trek episodes. Star Trek for me is established thing. So maybe you can imagine how disappointed I was when I first saw the Discovery episode. And today I am very confused because of these constant visual changes.
Disappointed does not equal depression. Confusion is understandable but can be managed because what Trek esposes is diversity. A change should present the opportunity to learn a new perspective not retreat to the status quo.
You are 100% right. I hope that will be the case. Thanks.
I'm going to take you at your word regarding this. But if you're not speaking for yourself, then you need to not so casually evoke the possibility of suicide in fans. That can be mistaken for an actual suicide threat, which isn't taken lightly here.
Hell of a way to come back from lunch (and watching the episode) to see all this!
It was a nice way to honor the legacy of Starfleet (and in a way Star Trek as a whole).
Some fans can get pretty worked up.
In all seriousness, in a general sense, if anybody is having problems, there are people that can help for a myriad of problems, even if its just anxiety or panic attacks ( which, since I work sometimes with lawyers, they do have high anxiety, there just normal people) please seek care.
Back to to the starships!
In all seriousness, in a general sense, if anybody is having problems, there are people that can help for a myriad of problems, even if its just anxiety or panic attacks ( which, since I work sometimes with lawyers, they do have high anxiety, there just normal people) please seek care.
Back to to the starships!
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