u/No_Type2703

2026 Playoff matchups with seeding based only on final record irregardless to conference

2026 Playoff matchups with seeding based only on final record irregardless to conference

I like the idea of not dividing the playoffs by conference. It would be fun to see the Spurs and OKC in the finals. I feel like it places more emphasis on regular season record. Also this format probably would've created more interesting scenarios. Maybe a Knicks vs Spurs conference final and Detroit vs OKC conference final if the same teams perform similarly as they've played in this year's playoffs. Sure some redundancies would occur that we already get like somehow the Pistons and Magic would coincidentally be first round opponents with this format.

Hey maybe we would've seen the nuggets go against the Pistons in the second round. That could've been fun.

The inspiration of this is that I feel strongly that we're going to be seeing a western conference final with the winner crowned 2026 Finals champs. The Finals will likely be played as a nominal formality this year.

Also I'm not considering real world scenarios like where teams would have to take much longer trips when traveling between cities.

u/No_Type2703 — 6 days ago

How respond to dangerous pass then being called a f*g by the driver

The driver passed me within a foot going down a hill and then proceeded to slow down and roll down the window. I said you're wrong. He said f you you're wrong. Then speeds away and called me a f*g. Can we film these people and report them? I don't want to shrink but last summer I let people like this win. I was too intimidated to bike. I started biking two days ago and two people have done two unnecessarily dangerous passes as, one person called me an a hole, and another just did that. Is it this city or what's going on with these rabid drivers?

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u/No_Type2703 — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/prozac

I’m a 39 yo male and have been on Prozac 20mg for 10 weeks. I’v had a mix of positives and some side effects that are starting to concern me. I’m curious if anyone has had similar experiences or found ways to manage them.

Pros:

  • Less intrusive thoughts
  • Generally feel “good” / more stable
  • Creativity feels normal (unlike Lexapro, which dulled it for me)
  • Less anxiety during sex, though my overall libido is lower

Cons:

  • Shaky/fidgety hands (sometimes feels like I have less control over fine motor skills, especially in social situations)
  • Short-term memory + word recall feel worse (people say something and I immediately forget or can’t find words)
  • More baseline anxiety at times
  • Can get agitated/overwhelmed with anger

Other context:

  • Sleep was rough at first (waking up at 2am and not sleeping for 2 hours), but improved after adding Buspar 5mg 2x/day
  • Briefly increased to 40mg for 5 days and had a pretty intense anger episode, so I went back down to 20mg
  • I drink a pour over coffee in the morning and sometimes one before noon (trying to cut back since I’m sure caffeine is making the shakiness/anxiety worse). I’m addicted to coffee and have tried to cut it out but always keep crawling back.
  • Occasionally use low-dose cannabis edibles (5mg in the evening) about 2x a week max

I’m considering dropping to 10mg to see if I can keep the benefits while reducing the side effects, but my doctor wants an appointment first.

Questions:

  • Did lowering the dose help shakiness like for going down to 10mg?
  • Did anyone notice memory/word recall issues on SSRIs? Or has anyone experience disassociation perhaps contributing to this sort of poor recall? I feel like I’ve experienced this sort of thing off of prozac, like it was helped briefly in the beginning of taking it and now i’ve regressed to a state where i struggle to find the right word even though I know it.
  • How much does caffeine make this worse in your experience?
  • Any success balancing benefits vs side effects at a lower dose?

One other thing to note is that I was traveling and was getting self-conscious about my shakiness so I thought I’d skip a day. I felt pretty good and had dreams come back that night in a vivid way but the next morning I was out of it and tired and needed to take my meds again. I know that was a bad idea to stop suddenly. Would really appreciate hearing others’ experiences.

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u/No_Type2703 — 16 days ago