It gets censored out so I improvised as most do
I'm fully aware of the difference between the two words, anyone can have empathy, if I see a bloke swimming across a river and being eaten by a Crocodile, I can possibly understand how he feels but he probably won't get any sympathy from me fro swimming in a river full of Crocodiles.
No, for obvious reasons.
It's well documented that the right type of mental stimulation and a high level of physical activity on a regular basis both release endorphins which can reduce the likelihood of depression. In contrast, it is also known that long spells of inactivity, such as long-term unemployment for example, can greatly increase a person's susceptibility to depression.
I think the point optipez was making is that the so-called "rock and roll" lifestyle isn't the healthiest in many ways and could increase the chances of depression for those susceptible to it, compared with other lifestyles based around more solid routines and healthier living.
Last edited by jackal2; 21-07-2017 at 10:18 PM.