When did I say i resist habituation?? I didnt and I don't resist habituation, but to sit on ones habituated ass, and say I am fine because I am habituated is simply idiotic in my opinion, because you can wake up tomorrow with a suddently much worse T, so nobody is safe.....we all need to push for a cure/treatment
@TheDanishGirlKD I think what people are trying to say is that we must do our best to carry on and live our lives, waiting it out for a cure isn't conducive to our mental well-being. Regarding a cure, there are a ton of things in the workshttps://cochlearpro.com... We just need to be patient.
And I agree that one needs to try to live their life the best they can with T, but nobody should ever not care about a cure....I often hear people online (not just here) say I am fully habituated and could care less about a cure" and that just makes me roll my eyes, because like i said, it can get much worse out of nowhere, so nobody should not care about a cure.
@TheDanishGirlKD I think severity is sometimes a factor in that... Back when I had mild T I couldn't care less about a cure, but now that it's gotten worse I definitely hope one is found.
my point exactly, it is stupid to be habituated to ones mild T and say: I don't care about a cure, because maybe some day you will face worse T and then care very much about a cure (like in your case) and then you would regret the time where you did not care and therefore did nothing to push for a cure/treatment
@TheDanishGirlKD True, I guess I didn't even consider myself to be a T sufferer in the early days because it was just one tone and no H. But it's not like there's a shortage of treatments on the horizon, we're lucky that we have so many researchers and scientists working on a cure, if this condition was more rare we'd be fucked... Just that alone keeps me hopeful.
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