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⌈ Secret Post #4188 ⌋

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[OP wanted a warning for spiders, also everything below is spoilers and etc.]

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03. [SPOILERS for Hereditary]

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04. [SPOILERS for Hogwarts Mystery]

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05. [SPOILERS for Vampyr]

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06. [SPOILERS for Digimon Adventure Tri]

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07. [SPOILERS for Blue Exorcist]

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08. [SPOILERS for Solo]

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10. [SPOILERS for Solo]

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11. [WARNING for discussion of suicide]

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12. [WARNING for discussion of suicide]

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13. [WARNING for discussion of suicide]

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14. [WARNING for discussion of child porn]

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15. [WARNING for discussion of sexual abuse]

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13. [WARNING for discussion of suicide]
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He suffered from depression.
Depression is a mental illness.
It's not something that makes logical sense.

Yeah. Could it be more clear that depression is a brain problem that attacks the way you think and makes you hate living? It's a hugely unfair disease.

Yeah.
Depression can hit anyone, even the people who seem the most guarded who have everything.
Just like anybody can break a bone. :(

Yeah, actually, it could be more clear. Most people with depression have it due to life circumstances that could be ameliorated if not eliminated with piles and piles of money.

That's a bold claim. Do you have any proof of this?

I would agree with you that if you had said life circumstances often make many people feel depressed.

I would not agree that "most" people who have major depressive disorder, aka capital-D Depression, have it due to life circumstances that could be solved with money. Think about how many mega rich celebrities kill themselves. All the time.

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I think that's over simplifying things, but I agree that having loads of money solves a lot of problems and it'd personally remove a great deal of my anxieties.

No, you're wrong. What's worse is that you have no idea how wrong you are.

Uh, no. Pretty much everyone I've known who has suffered from severe depression has had a perfectly happy and comfortable life money-wise. That's what makes it so glaringly obvious that depression is a disease involving brain chemistry - they had nothing in their life circumstances to make them unhappy, yet they were miserable anyway.

No, see you're confusing two very different things--there's situational depression, which isn't the real deal--it's a misnomer. This is something that can be more or less fixed by changing the circumstances. Then there's the actual disease, which is a mental illness that lies and fucks you up no matter what your objective material situation is.

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Thank you. <3

Brains are not rational.

I understand what you mean OP, though I haven’t thought that exactly. I am suicidal though, and celebrity suicides effect me in unexpected ways, usually very negatively. Especially if it’s someone I looked up to at all. It’s hard to feel hope for you own mental health to improve when someone dies like that.

People who become celebrities are not mentally healthy in the first place, and then being a celebrity makes it worse, not better.

Really?

nayrt

Yeah man. That Mr. Rogers sure was unhinged.

Yes, really. You have to work your ass off to become famous - it doesn't happen by accident or overnight. And then if you see that you're hurting because of it, someone healthy quits.

My favorite rock star said that fame is an addictive drug, and the way he dealt with it was basically by crashing and burning his career. And the thing is, you can see he's happier now than when he was on top of the world.

Possibly a better way to put it might have been people that chase fame tend to be mentally unhealthy. Not every celebrity is that.

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Working hard is a sign of mental illness? TIL.

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Who was that particular rock star?

Check out the lyrics to the new Florence & the Machine song.

I thought that love was in the drugs
But the more I took, the more it took away
And I could never get enough
I thought that love was on the stage
You give yourself to strangers
You don't have to be afraid
And then it tries to find a home with people, oh, and I'm alone
Picking it apart and staring at your phone

There IS no hope for anyone.

I agree with you.

I sliced open my left arm yesterday. I slashed blindly with a piece of broken cup so I missed veins and landed mostly in the fleshy part of my arm.

I don't think it's entirely out of the blue given that that he's famous for writing about the industry's crazy-making and his own struggles with substance abuse and burnout.

It shocked me too, OP. Same reasons.

I sliced open my left arm yesterday. I slashed blindly with a piece of broken cup so I missed veins and landed mostly in the fleshy part of my arm.