Celasius
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I don’t get it. I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder years ago and even I have yet to understand the JUST depressed people. According to the psychology that goes behind it, it’s not supposed to be a consistent thing and you only get to sort of re-enter it as a phase every now and then. Now, apparently, I have all the signs and symptoms (contemplate suicide, zero motivation to live, no energy to do anything ever) and all in all, I fit under every category of what makes a “depressed” individual so by that logic, am I supposed to be ALWAYS depressed?
Anyone in my shoes, going through the same miserable life experiences (relentless bullying, constant rejections in every department, loss of family members, etc.) would just be invariably depressed if that’s the case and don’t even get me started on the therapy. What good is therapy for those of us with actual real life problems who’re not pretending to be miserable for the sake of our lives stepping out of boredom?
Gets me thinking, is it all just really a normie thing? If signifying severe passing sadness and pessimism supposed to be synonymous with a mental health issue that could potentially pose a real risk of harm (i.e., depression) then is it just another one of those female oriented things that merely exist for women to deliberately seek out more attention? No wonder why they brag about it so much then. Since it’s expensive and the media they consume 24/7 on fucking Netflix for example glorifies and romanticizes it ceaselessly, it’s almost become some kind of luxurious commodity for them to have mental health issues and so naturally, they bring it up pretty much everywhere. Almost like they have no other problems in their lives so their totally chemically balanced brain HAS to come up with something to compensate with and what better way than to self-diagnose yourself with the most “common” illness of our time?
To me, acting depressed is like another way for normies to have their nonexistent problems validated. No uwu I’m depressed for those of us who literally want to fucking die.
Anyone in my shoes, going through the same miserable life experiences (relentless bullying, constant rejections in every department, loss of family members, etc.) would just be invariably depressed if that’s the case and don’t even get me started on the therapy. What good is therapy for those of us with actual real life problems who’re not pretending to be miserable for the sake of our lives stepping out of boredom?
Gets me thinking, is it all just really a normie thing? If signifying severe passing sadness and pessimism supposed to be synonymous with a mental health issue that could potentially pose a real risk of harm (i.e., depression) then is it just another one of those female oriented things that merely exist for women to deliberately seek out more attention? No wonder why they brag about it so much then. Since it’s expensive and the media they consume 24/7 on fucking Netflix for example glorifies and romanticizes it ceaselessly, it’s almost become some kind of luxurious commodity for them to have mental health issues and so naturally, they bring it up pretty much everywhere. Almost like they have no other problems in their lives so their totally chemically balanced brain HAS to come up with something to compensate with and what better way than to self-diagnose yourself with the most “common” illness of our time?
To me, acting depressed is like another way for normies to have their nonexistent problems validated. No uwu I’m depressed for those of us who literally want to fucking die.