Watapple Mental Health Education Wellness

Tag: books

  • Virtual and reality

    Somehow they both do gain skills in a way. But in reality we need to eat food physically so we can live and survive.

    In the virtual, it could include books or computers. Virtual gives us knowledge and skills so we can survive in the real world. The real world means money so we can exchange hands to get a product to feed ourselves and those around us.

  • Alcohol and mental health

    I guess as men we need something to release. It could be a dopamine hit or we just need a reward circuit for our hardwork. Although if we have too much of the reward circuit such as dopamine we tend to lose ourselves like slothing around.

    We men should keep on moving and striving in order to maintain our appearance and mental health combined. I would say females have it easier but I guess they have their own problems. I am not a female so I am not the best person for that subject.

    When we have alcohol while on nofap, it makes us a bit vulnerable which can help us write or maybe we have been conditioned to be always alert when we do not drink alcohol so we cannot afford to be vulnerable in this society. All we can do is make a better future for the upcoming generations with social credits around us in society.

    Alcohol gets us in a more emotional state so we enjoy reading into people’s stories in a book or learning (vulnerability)

  • Gaining knowledge

    Do you remember your favorite book from childhood?

    I do remember when I was little, I did skim through a lot of child’s books in class then we got a gold star.

    I did have a way to kind of cheat the system, or maybe I wanted more told stars as it was satisfying.

  • Finding connections in books

    List three books that have had an impact on you. Why?

    When I was done in the dumps, when my mind was not in the right place years ago through overworking.

    I took some books in the mental hospital to pass some time. One of the books I read was Think Rich Grow Rich.

    The book talks about how we should think emotionally or do an action into how we should live a healthier life through our lifestyle. It also taught me I need to solve a problem in return which would be satisfying to the soul as well.

    One problem to be solved after many admissions is our mental health system in Australia and maybe across the world needs more work because mental health is at its infantry. Well unconsciously… I am sure it happened a while ago but we are just talking about it now.

    I also read Life’s greatest question by Tom Rath and Rich Dad Poor Dad which also helped me financially and emotionally.

    I do think any books you read have an impact on your mental health whether positively or negatively depending on what you absorb.