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No. 298857 [PM]
staffas cortisol list
low cortisol: KGS, adam, bad bevensen, polish anon, kotia, cure moscow
high cotisol: liam, huchi, ozma, me, aww, chino
questionable: mexislav, hong kong, hewat, taby, yenisei
No. 298860 [PM]
"""questionable""" :DDDDD
No. 298861 [PM]
whats cortisol
(YOLO)
No. 298862 [PM]
>>298861low cortisol = chill
high cortisol = stressed
No. 298863 [PM]
>>298862how are you, chinpo, chino stressed tho
all you guys do is just eat and do nothing srs play games n shit
No. 298864 [PM]
>>298863i do stress management but im angry in general
huchi literally hates everything he enjoys nothing in this life
chino is addicted to twitter clickbait cortisol spike bullshit news
No. 298865 [PM]
>>298864This nonsense shit again
I played fortnite OG yesterday and had a lot of fun
Played wardogs too and had a lot of fun
But apparently standing up for what you believe in is high stress and hating everything in life. My man ur retarded
No. 298867 [PM]
elaborate on me :DD
No. 298868 [PM]
I consider myself high cortisol irl even though it's not always clear from my responses cuz I'm generally chill on the staffas (I use it to lower my cortisol levels if anything)
No. 298869 [PM]
huchi is sincerely the opposite, he likes energetic responses and standing up for what he believes but is probably extremely chill irl
No. 298871 [PM]
>>298869finally someone gets it
I'm touched
No. 298873 [PM]
Huchi low wtf
Nigga drinks and eats spaghetti and take pictures I'd daffodils
No. 298938 [PM]
>>298871We do get it bro (I hope), it's just fun to poke at someone who actually writes engaging responses. That's like the entire reason "trolling" exists (feel like such a boomer using that word, like do zoomers not troll each other or some shit?)
No. 298941 [PM]
Was way higher stressi when I was younger
Kinda ironic cause I had less responsibilities then but I think that's just the way it goes
No. 298945 [PM]
>>298941Think as an adult most people kinda learn one way or the other how to cope with one's own situation
High stress is mentally and physically exhausting…
No. 298949 [PM]
>>298945Ya I think it's a common pattern
I remember reading that it's also partly just the way human brain ages but can't remember exactly how