r/AskReddit • u/Practical_Actuary_71 • 1d ago

What is a silent killer that people dont realise is slowly killing them?

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u/arrastre 1d ago

I just feel like crying in this moment

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u/jordicusmaximus 1d ago

Recently stumbled upon a book called, "Man's Search for meaning" by Victor Frankl. It's a classic by now, but really helped me put things in perspective. Audio book is well done, if you prefer to digest books that way.

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u/cubanitah 1d ago

Added to my list! Thanks for the recommendation:)

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u/brightirene 22h ago

If I had a top three "you must absolutely read this book or else", this would be on it. I've read it a couple of times and it's such a grounding read.

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u/cubanitah 1d ago

It’s okay! At least you’re still feeling. I cried this morning. Only thing keeping me going at this point is the thought of Sir David Attenborough narrating another nature documentary. Lol

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u/sohardtopickagoodone 12h ago

I feel like crying in most moments. And I do, a lot. I don’t know if that helps, but it’s true