Recent content by AnthonyAnderson

SSRI are without a doubt over-prescribed, and their use is both a cause and consequence of the mental health crisis among teenagers and young adults. Namely, some of their side effects are indistinguishable from the disease they aim to treat.

Maybe not, but even by review board standard, it's just a question that is in bad...taste.

On ferme le dossier s'il vous plaît.

I am grateful that the department store Simons still exists (and is thriving). High quality at various price points, very well maintained stores, carefully chosen staff and excellent customer service.

Let's have a look at the Public Health Agency of Canada STBBI (aka STI) Screening Guidelines (highlights only) Screening for N. gonorrhoeae is essential for detecting and treating asymptomatic infections and preventing transmission. Depending on the type of sexual activity, it may be necessary...

Here's an example of "real music" that aged extremely well. Came out in 1992, performed live in 2011 Lyrics to ponder in this Nostalgia Thread

Joualvert...

Also I'm not helping my case by being too impulsive in my replies. I'm not ignorant on this topic either, and it would take time to write more elaborate answers, but I have a full time job and other intellectual interests.

Like I said elsewhere, it's a positive development if fewer women, particularly young women, are entering sex work. I am trying to gain a purely theoretical understanding here.

With regards to the first point, that's not what I said. With regards to the second one, it was indeed an overstatement, and I modified it.

We never get a clear and complete picture from the Journal de Montreal on the criminal cases they cover, yet four years, in our justice system, appears to be a relatively severe sentence here. The duration of the offenses (ten years) was likely considered to be an aggravating factor. Obviously...

Edit: pas blague https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2026/05/28/orgies-sexuelles-organisees-dans-son-condo-il-a-essaye-dimplique-une-ado-de-16-ans

It's been slow at work and I've been thinking about this thread a lot. I think this is it. OP has managed to answer, not entirely, but in large part, one of the most debated questions on this board in recent memory: the lack of new talent in the industry. The social shock and the mental health...

An easy one: Tim Hortons. Remember when donuts were made in the back and that it was a smiling grandma working part-time who poured your coffee?

On my end, my only experience of what my brain and body interpreted as love was essentially a fear conditioning experiment, such as the motivation to repeat the experience is absent. Translation: it hurt so much that I don't ever want to risk it again.