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Is depression always a bad thing? (Page 2)
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I respect you sooo much for not losing hope and God willing u will remain like this.
It's not natural if people never get out of it. They carry a low resonance, that non depressive people can't relate.
True, but with the right care, help and love, anyone can get out of it. It depends on who they hang out with and what their environment is like.
if you find God or makes you a more humble person at the end of it all, no.
Good job overcoming it :)
Thank you :)
People initiate the cheapest act of the universe (SUICIDE) when they are depressed.
I suffer from depression and every depressed person doesn't automatically want to kill themselves. I think this stigma keeps people who are suffering from depression to get help because they don't want to "look suicidal" or seem "crazy."
the way you stated your comment is incredibly insensitive. even if you have lost someone to suicide, you are not considering the amount of suffering that person endured before deciding that death is better than life. i cannot tell you how hard it is some days to be in this fog that literally hurts sometimes. when you start to feel like a burden or a waste of space. when you try and talk yourself out of your despair. when you criticize yourself for being weak or ungrateful for what you have. when she try and shake off the images of death or the thoughts of suicide that sneak into your mind out of nowhere.
it is not some overnight decision to kill yourself. it is not a cheap act. everyone is different, but i just wanted to point that out.
@bearmare - "you are not considering the amount of suffering that person endured before deciding that death is better than life." -nothing is worse than death, nothing. People who commit Suicide should take permission from their doctor for Euthanasia, if it's that important. I didn't say that the people who are depressed, tries to commit suicide. I meant that people who commit suicide is because of depression. I was not expecting such mis-understanding from a very experienced lady like you (considering your age group).
Yes, it's not cheap act. It's the 'cheapest' act. Not just for me but universally.
Sorry if I hurt your or your loved one's feelings.
Never give up, your life will be beautiful..
Well, it's not good either.
No, but you can learn a lot from your experiences.
no be calm