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Health or Hell


When it comes to health, it is not only physical health that matters. Mental health is, too. In this 2020, hatred comments and ‘spice-criticism’ is as easily found as the disease and virus around us. I just wanna touch on those issues real quick. After you finish reading it, please step to outside, take a deep breath and hurry back inside before you get the widespread virus. (Totally kidding here! – or am I?)

 PHYSICAL HEALTH
          In this week, I was sick and felt more subjected to some responsibilities to go see the doctor instead of the old way of mine, eating no-medicine and let-it-heal-itself method. Because of one thing. COVID-19. Once upon a time, I mean, before the virus is pandemic around the world, people were not aware of their health and just ate whatever they feel delicious about. Now, supplements and vitamins and Toilet Paper are the things people hurriedly grab before the price hikes up to equally a 10-karat ring.

          Greed and curiosity of human beings are the culprits of all these problems. People are bored, especially rich people. They want adventure. They want adrenaline rush. They want everything. The sacrifices? Their life.

          So there’s always this motto of mine. Moderate is the key to success. Moderate living makes a modern meaningful life. In a nutshell, just DRINK MORE WATER, EXERCISE AND FCUKING INCREASE YOUR METABOLISM before the virus kill you. But that’s a saying: maybe the climate change will kill you faster than the virus???

MENTAL HEALTH

Why I would suddenly touch on this topic is because I listened to Jinnyboy podcast regarding about the committing suicide and seeking help when you are sick mentally.


          That is right. Depression, anxiety, self-hatred, and self-despise could be just cured like a sickness when treated accordingly and professionally. But don’t forget sickness would come back too if you do not take care of it nicely and tamely. Keep your mind healthy. *Do not Misinterpret/misperceive people’s intention or speak of mind. If they want to let you know, you should have known. If not, who cares about it. You Don’t! *Do not Seek validation online from all those hate comment when there are so many good comments out there which you put so dearly to your heart. 
(*the cross-out of the negativity is just so that you guys’ rebellious part would often do what people tell you NOT to do, but yet you still do it. So, please filter it yourself to view it in your own preference, as long it is positively what I meant)

          Reaching out is not a weakness. Getting help is a strength. Seeing the psychiatrist doctor should be normalized within the community. Counselling is not a shame. Don’t take mental health lightly because the cost (a person’s life) is too big to sacrifice. People around have to be observant and pay attention to the symptom of your friends/ families/ relatives/ colleagues/ partners if they speak something out of the blue in an abnormal and weird way. Please don’t be stingy of opening your mouth and ask. It’s better than none and risk losing someone else.

 In a nutshell,

Keep your mind healthy,

Drink more water,

 Live happily

 Or

Hell.

 PS Sorry for the lengthy and unedited articles. My mind is a mess now. Gotta go eat some med. Peace!




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  1. WishMarch 14, 2020 at 10:24 PM

    Its a really good content looking forward to read more, n do take cared ya health, wishing ya recover asap

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  2. WishMarch 15, 2020 at 12:00 AM

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    1. ViVianGreYMarch 15, 2020 at 3:35 PM

      Hahaha thank you and please keep on reading my articles. sure let ya eye-opening ;)

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