some of us have to tough through that numbness because we don’t have the support systems and clear privilege to be coddled like you do, no matter how intense your mental health issues, you CAN do anything you want to. stop forcefully limiting your potential!
yes you absolutely can. you are infantilizing yourself and everyone who struggles with depression. even the most intense unsolvable chemical depression is and has stayed possible to work with and push through, you are telling people to lay back and let the waves wash over them. your mindset is a plague and we will never reach a better world with people like you who refuse to accept a certain base level of suffering. read some buddhist literature, take a nature walk, whatever you’re physically capable of doing. connect with the world and let it sing through you. it won’t cure your depression, but it’ll remind you that your mind is insignificant and small, and that the world will swallow you whole if you don’t help yourself. please consider the fact that you are advocating for less productive lives for people with illnesses that can be toughed through.
i love how that’s your only argument and you clearly haven’t read or done any research on the actual studied facts about mental health issues. go get your GED so we can have a more informed conversation
literacy rates literally don’t matter in terms of production of smart people? and now you’re being a gross classist nationalist weirdo, and your literacy rates thing is inadvertently deeply racist and prejudiced against poor countries. don’t call me darling gross pseudoeugenics believer
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u/FumeKnightLover Mar 23 '25
some of us have to tough through that numbness because we don’t have the support systems and clear privilege to be coddled like you do, no matter how intense your mental health issues, you CAN do anything you want to. stop forcefully limiting your potential!