[ SECRET POST #2759 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2759 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

No, it's more like - I experienced real depression (am experiencing real depression) following the death of a family member, whereas I recognize that I was indulging my moods when I was younger.

[(Anonymous)]

But the whole point is that the mental illness called "depression" doesn't have anything to do with real trauma. Someone experiencing a form of depression over the death of a family member isn't the same as someone experiencing depression because their brain isn't producing enough serotonin or dopamine or isn't processing them correctly. The problem is you're kind of doing what other people in this thread were talking about. You're saying "this is different, because it's a REAL reason to be upset."

All that aside, I am sorry that you lost someone. That really sucks and I hope things get better for you.