Euthymia just means to be in a calm and tranquil mood.
There is a generally accepted medical definition that is frequently used with bipolar and depressive disorders to describe a stable mood (at least in the UK, I assume it is in other English speaking countries).
Given the community we are in I think it’s being used suitably here 😊
Confusing tennants
How fucking dare you.
Seems like it’s working as designed really.
Why would I stop?
This is a continuation of that exact joke
In mean they are all great. But there is just something about her…
I will see her face in my dreams.
No but as soon as he finds out his first reaction is to go to the Winchester, have a pint and wait for it to blow over.
Ew.
Right, that’s enough internet for me today.
This makes me genuinely feel unwell. Some people are just horrific.
Solid rebuttal.
When a Visual Novel and a Point & Click Adventure game love each other very much they have a special hug and a baby genre is born.
Urgh. Can’t even sign it. Fuck Brexit.
Linkedin also send you emails even if you repeatedly turn them off
The important thing was that I had an onion on my belt (which was the style at the time).
Never seems to get Office documents dodgy formatting right. OnlyOffice seems to do a much better job of replicating MS Office.
Ennui is more despair*. The center is half way between mania and depression, and half way between happiness and sadness. It’s a state of calm and tranquility. Not happy or sad, but not manic or depressed.Edit:
*Sorry, don’t think I could have been more unclear with that if I tried. What I meant to say was “Ennui is like Euthymia, but with a touch of despair. It’s more about feeling a little down and listless.”