u/Strong-Bed2763

Hey guys I just wanted to say Runescape is so fun. This game has so many genuinely interesting aspects I just wanted to tell anyone who works at the company Jagex thank you for making this game. I have been playing since 2nd grade, it's actually how I learned how to type, and have loved it since. I made a post the other day calling Mage Training Arena boring and I kind of regret posting that because (1) I don't follow updates or social media so I didn't know they changed it and (2) I thought infinity robes were best in slot so I got all 3,000+ alchemy points in a row hence why I made that post. This is not a boring game, it's such a fun game that has so many cool and colorful characters, interesting quest lines, diverse sets of gameplay (low input, high input, solo, group, long grinds, short grinds, etc), and I love this game. Thanks guys

Hey guys, I'm on Prozac and it's caused neck tension. While Google says this is a side effect I seldom see it talked about online and my first doctor was surprised to hear that I experienced it. Anyone else get neck tension? For Prozac or any SSRI

It's really not the end of the world, but it is really annoying more than anything.

It also could be ergonomics, I've tried adjusting how I maintain my head during the day but to no avail... :/

Hey guys I wrote a post a few days ago and just wanted to share this amazing story. I would share the link (it's even on r/True Christian) but the auto mod keeps removing my post for containing a link so just look up "Graphic Content Warning Witnessed a heart attack in church today" in the search bar

A brother in our congregation had a supposed heart attack, and lay unresponsive in the middle of service, lifeless on the floor not moving. I saw him, I sat right behind him, he went numb and his chest went concave. When I wrote this post I wrote it to talk about the peace that came over my mind seeing his limp body on the ground and how death is nothing to be afraid of. I thought his time had come, and I was glad I got to see that. Nurses in the congregation performed CPR and got that "clear" machine (sorry not sure what it is called) to try and revive him but it didn't work out. He without a doubt was not breathing and definitely had no pulse, and according to the nurse she without a doubt broke his ribs while performing CPR (a pretty common experience to try to get their heart to start again). Anyways I just want to share this man was healed miraculously by God. As the paramedics came and took him I saw his hand begin to move on that stroller they use, about 10 minutes after he initially went unresponsive. He was still overall not moving or anything though. Great sign nonetheless. From the doctors at the hospital though, they found nothing wrong with him. Perfect EKG, blood work, no sign of heart attack or stroke, and he is fully cognitive and back in the church like nothing happened. What's even more amazing is his ribs are not broken. He went home the next day. God still heals and is our provider. I am just so overjoyed to serve Him and I had to share.

I personally have lived in a lot of anxiety for years not knowing how I will be judged at the gates. Recently I'm coming to peace with God's terms, knowing there is nothing I could ever do to earn salvation and embrace a free gift.

Nonetheless people that disagree with my belief system tell me with confidence I am not going to heaven. (For example I think we should repent, and a refusal to do so could [I can't say for certain] inhibit someone going to heaven). I used to do the same but have retired that. I don't think I can say for certain who is and is not going to heaven. But God's mercy is greater than anyone can understand, so I'm willing to wager it's more than I think. I just am trying to work out my salvation with fear and trembling

All this to say I sometimes have a hard time living a life of peace since people tell me because I believe certain things I'm not going to heaven, and I can't know if I am going for certain.