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⌈ Secret Post #4171 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Kate Spade committed suicide. :(

[(Anonymous)]

Isn't it actually the case that serious depression is more likely to affect people who are middle class to wealthy? Because people with more actual tangible struggles are more likely to learn how to directly cope with disappointment?

Re: Kate Spade committed suicide. :(

[(Anonymous)]

Something about the wording of this comment is really bothering me but I don't know how to explain it.

Re: Kate Spade committed suicide. :(

[(Anonymous)]

I’m not any of the anons in this thread but I’d like a source for this since most of my working (poor) class family died of their “coping” mechanisms.

Re: Kate Spade committed suicide. :(

[(Anonymous)]

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2802838/

This seems to indicate that there's no clear correlation between depression and SES, except for if there is a dependence on financial aid, which does seem to be a factor. But risk factors that also seem to matter are gender (women almost twice as likely), family history of depression, negative life events (especially unexpected loss of a spouse or intimate other), and psychological demand at work.

Re: Kate Spade committed suicide. :(

[(Anonymous)]

I think it’s more that when you are wealthy to middle class people actually take your depression seriously as a mental illness. When you are poor people expect you to be sad, cause your life sucks. The stigma of depression being a rich person disease and poor people being more resilient helps no one.