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Creative Thinking and Mental Health

Creative Thinking and Mental Health

anxiety and depression in a situation or chemical imbalance then intervention maybe self imposed decision or external supports like a ladder might go up or is a thread unwound and torn its trauma when you're born a time to cry a time to smile a time to swallow ground glass all the while it's crystal clear disorder and illness and '...osis' this and that diagnosis prescribed mental health walk under ladders to fill your script strategy coping puzzles or paint by numbers and no wonder t.v. buy one now receive one free have hope make it snappy hold it together let it go

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Re: Creative Thinking and Mental Health

Hi @Kyle1

I do not understand all your posts.

But i do try cryptic thinking to absorb part of them.

It certainly is a great distraction

Do you do cryptic puzzles?

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hi @Former-Member

I'm not sure what cryptic puzzles are.?

I don't intend to be cryptic as such I must apologise for that. When I type a post I'm trying to be both as authentic and forthrite as I can, without the waffles...

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@Kyle1

No need to apologise

I just looked something up:

Cryptic. having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure

Sort of example:

Just before crossing the finish line, you overtake the person in second place!

What place did you finish in?

Think before you look lower.

The answer is sort of cryptic.

Not what we usually think.

But you may have it.

Second Place. If you pass the person in second, you take second place, and they became third

Bu the way, I like cryptic if my head is fine. The 1% show on Channel 7 I do not watch, but is sort of cryptic.

You had a message about a hat left. I felt that was sort of cryptic

I enjoy your posts as they are. They make me think. Keep doing what you are doing! You have a reader here

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Hi @Kyle1

I just sent a cryptic type to someone on the forum

They wrote

[ I am just moping around while listening to sad music this morning ]

I replied:

I say, make you mum happy.

Add a P to Moping around

and start Mopping around!

So the first part "Add a P" is the cryptic part.

Makes little sense.

Some get it. Many will not.

But explaining that Add a P means change Moping to Mopping is the cryptic part

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yeah...I think I see now @Former-Member 🙏

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@Kyle1

Just keep posting as you do.

I like your posts

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@Kyle1

I could resonate with your opening post. It had many concepts; pathos, irony and even a level of humour in it in the end ... maybe??? It can be hard to read when words are not organised into sentences, but sentence structure can also obscure the experience of the mind which can often be full of jumbled thoughts. I see it as a result of too much going to be able to process clearly ... or hold in mind .. all at once ... not much into the osis .... thingummyjig ... that some clinicians bandy about. I developed my style ... of putting in 3 dots ... to separate words a bit ... can you tell I did lit? lol

Hey @Former-Member

Its interesting what you responded with. I have never been into cryptic ... stuff ... as a teen.. it seemed to assume secret knowledge that I was never privy to, so I just did not engage ... as an adult ... too much to do to worry my mind unnecessarily. Later a professor said my poetry was cryptic ... so I guess ... my story ... I knew what was going on ... not deliberately cryptic ... just too much going on.

Sorry thats my tendency ... to unpack ... and find a logic somehow ...

Take Care guys.

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Hi ... @Appleblossom

I found your reply to @Kyle1 fascinating

Very ...fascinating

I was not being nasty to @Kyle1

And when your proffessor saud your poetry was cryptic, i thought great.

I feel you explained it well.

Jumbled thoughts etc.

And you understood Kyle1 message

So l hope you both accept l have learnt from you both

And the professor comment i admire you sending so l do not feel bad asking Kyle1

Very intetesting

Thank you for tagging and mentioning me in your reply

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Hi @Appleblossom

I must say l also found your reply to @Kyle1 interesting with your 3 x dots.

I use paragraphs a lot.

Some others do.

Yours ... is ... the ... first...time I have seen 3 dots.

Gee. That is hard work.

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All good @Former-Member

I thought you were being positive relating with @Kyle1 Hope you are alright with my comment @Kyle1

I use the 3 dots for when I want to speak in casual ... or more stream of consciousness style and not worry about sentence structure or grammar... or even take the mickey out of it. I think having more white space between words helps me process them ... cos often in my life there has been too much going or too many ... or not enuff words ... anyway thats me.

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