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I somehow ended up helping organize a huge last min party, and I've had no thoughts other than "where is this person sleeping" for the last 24hrs. it's pretty peaceful, I've got no space to think about myself. Partyplanning as potential depression treatment?

11:14 PM · Nov 16, 2017

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I look forward to reaping the benefits!

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you've got a dope room no worries

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Dr. Poop Muscles, PhD

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it's always worked for me (as long as enough people don't flake)

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And a new psychology treatment branch is born

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Party planner as treatment for depression or source of depression??? lol