Do you view people with mental health issues as lost causes or lesser than the average person? If so, why?

[ShadezMcgee]

[NathanDavis]

no... because I am one, so I know very well and know better

even if my depression has been dormant for the last 16 years, I know very well that one "good day" it could resurface (knocking on wood a million times)

and I also know that the day in which I face even greater adversity or more than I've had before, there is going to be a lot of me and within me that will crack quite faster so yeah, not looking forward to any of that

but still, no... my life has not been a lost cause, I have been able to manage, to live and lead a great life as well, my mental struggles were indeed challenging and almost lost myself to it, but things changed for the better and I am still around and I am still able to be as functional and as happy as many other "average people"

[Fuentes]

No cause they're people who need help but that doesn't mean they don't know wrong from right unless they're mentally challenged.

[DizzyDesii]

I’ll never find anyone a lost cause and still pray for them. But i do find it a bit exhausting with showing concern for those who refuse help. A lot know they have issues and refuse help. I can only pity a person so much

[anon1903]

No. I'd be kind, loving and emphatic towards them. If they're toxic, I'd cut them off. And if they're problematic, which seems to be true for most, I wouldn't date them.

[HippieVeganJewslim]

No. I’ve mental health issues and we are all the same.

[Agape93]

Not at all

[Pterodon]

Neither