Miles B.

This is a good service that allows you to access radio stations online. Which is cool. But it's a bit buggy and the radio stations that I was most interested in weren't available on the service unfortunately. Worth a try!

First of all, it's clear there are some people posting reviews here who have a clear axe to grind and are using this site to get revenge rather than to post their honest opinion. When I read reviews, I tend to discount the most negative and the most positive reviews to find what's more likely the truth.

The main site is a wonderful, updated resource of news, blogs, and good info on stuff related to mental illness. I probably read something on the site once a week that is relevant to me and helps me better understand my own depression and myself.

I'm more of a lurker in the community, and read stuff that speaks to me. I don't get involved with the gossip and games that apparently some members are intent on playing to disrupt other members' lives. I find the depression forum the most helpful to me, and don't spend a lot of time on the other forums.

All said, I'd say you'd have to give it a chance and try it our for yourself to see if it helps you or not. It's all free, so that's very helpful to me as we live on a single income. As for the sour grapes posted here, well, that's for you to decide.

Not sure anyone asked for or needed this, but their idea of "men's contemporary fashion" is if you're young and European. I tried to find something for either myself or a friend's upcoming birthday here, and was left wanting. I'm sure this style is good for some men, but for me, meh.

It's a shame this used to be a better site that offered you more results for free. Now, they basically give you a tiny taste of your results and score, but demand money to see the full report. Given how many other sites online today that offer similar scientific quizzes and tests, I think it's easy to find a better site that gives you results for free.