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I can beleive it
November 15, 2008 by Anonymous, 1 year 1 week ago
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This study is interesting, and I can believe it because I know from experiencing this. When I was younger I used to watch a lot of television, and while I was watching TV I felt better, but once I had stopped I was back to my miserable self again. After I moved to college I completely removed TV from my life, because I didn't have it easily accessible to me. I started to go out more, and to read more. I am also generally happier in the long run, because I am no longer being fed the garbage that is on TV. If I want to watch something I can now selectively watch what I want through websites like hulu, but even then I am more interested in picking up a book or going out and doing something.