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Chris suggests Ben needs perspective and help as he seems depressed, but Ben disagrees and cites his accomplishments and therapy with Dr. Nygard. Ben struggles with anxiety, stress, and flu prevention, revealing his past health issues and the need to maintain physical fitness.

Insights

  • Ben's focus on his creative project and declining social activities indicates a potential struggle with mental health, despite his outward accomplishments and therapy sessions with Dr. Nygard.
  • Ben's concerns about leaving a legacy, health maintenance, and contemplating sperm donation reveal underlying anxieties about mortality, personal impact, and physical well-being that contribute to his overall stress and anxiety levels.

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Recent questions

  • How does Ben cope with anxiety?

    By seeking comfort from friends and buying a costume.

  • What does Ben contemplate donating?

    Sperm

  • Who does Ben seek therapy with?

    Dr. Richard Nygard

  • What does Chris suggest Ben needs?

    Perspective and help

  • What does Ben focus on creating?

    Stop-motion video

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Ben's Struggle with Anxiety and Health

  • Ben is focused on creating a stop-motion video, declining a jog with Chris.
  • Chris suggests Ben needs perspective and help, as he seems depressed.
  • Ben disagrees, citing his accomplishments and therapy with Dr. Richard Nygard.
  • Ben meets with Dr. Nygard and expresses anxiety and stress.
  • Ben reveals his past health issues and the need to maintain physical fitness.
  • Ben worries about leaving a mark on the world and contemplates donating sperm.
  • Ben struggles with anxiety, stress, and flu prevention due to his health concerns.
  • Ben seeks comfort from friends and decides to treat himself by buying a costume.
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