This one is for the people with anxiety/depression

[Targolfin]

My eyes hurt trying to read whatever you just said. Literally makes no sense.

Makes no sense because you don't understand #DonaldTrumpProfilePicture

[Minnesota Dabs]

I'm glad to hear something worked for you.

People's biggest fear with using drugs to treat psychological issues is that the patient will only feel better when high. Making them extremely addicted to whatever substance.

The problem with those people, is that they think the chemicals in drugs are what help their depression.

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I think the real reason they couldn't get to you is because you're deluded as fuck.

I hope you get into a car accident and die, you worthless fuck. You literally have no idea what his life story is like, and you're over here assuming complete bullshit.

[Confluency]

Strong > Weak

OT:
Depression isn't a real issue because there is no cure and there's many verities of it. Even talking to a professional can be a total waste of money (100$ or more for an hour), unless fully covered by insurance. There's no pills that can fix it, despite what commercials might tell you. At the end of the day it's up to the person suffering to fix their own issues within themselves. There's help, but there is no cure, so why consider it a problem instead of something normal most people go through?

Well here you have it guys! Let's stop the decades of research because this man said it's not an issue!

You have no understanding of the research that goes into the study of the brain, so who are you to say it's not possible to find something that can stop depression?

[wan]

Thank you for putting in time to make this thread.
I haven't experienced either of these personally, but I've been a witness to what they can do to people. My Mum used to be abused by my dad (more emotionally than physically) and even after he was gone I could see how it changed her. She got help and after a few years, she is a lot better.

[%&Ursgart23__faf]

The problem with those people, is that they think the chemicals in drugs are what help their depression.

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I hope you get into a car accident and die, you worthless fuck. You literally have no idea what his life story is like, and you're over here assuming complete bullshit.

I don't blame them for becoming addicted and thinking that. Usually the ones that get addicted to substances are theoretically in the Mariana's Trench of mental health, if that makes sense.
I'd just like to try show them that there's other ways to get better, the other ways are harder, but they're there.

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Thank you for putting in time to make this thread.
I haven't experienced either of these personally, but I've been a witness to what they can do to people. My Mum used to be abused by my dad (more emotionally than physically) and even after he was gone I could see how it changed her. She got help and after a few years, she is a lot better.

That's okay, I'm sorry you had to go through that. I had something similar when I grew up. I'll spare you all the details but my mum began developing schizophrenia after I was born, and her mental health just went from bad to worse.

Anyways thank you for appreciating it. And I'm really glad to hear your mum improved.

[♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ]

I suffered from Generalized Anxiety Disorder for almost a year. It was awful, I even had suicidal thoughts but they made me feel even more anxious (that's how I knew it was all in my head). The best way to cope with anxiety is simply saying "Alright fuck it, whatever..." in your mind everytime some bad thought comes in your mind. It's important to know that whatever you do nothing can stop your mind from creating thoughts, however your thoughts have nothing to do with you! Most of them come as a chain result of emotions so if you feel bad you're gonna have bad thoughts most likely. However just don't give your thoughts more importance than they really have, so if you're doing something and your anxiety-thoughts trigger simply keep on doing what you were doing and ignore the thoughts (unless you were doing something potentially dangerous ofc).

[%&Ursgart23__faf]

@<a href="https://www.mpgh.net/forum/member.php?u=3662844" target="_blank">ArseneLupin</a>
Fucking shut up. You know absolutely nothing about this topic.

@<a href="https://www.mpgh.net/forum/member.php?u=3275954" target="_blank">Dab1996426</a>
Go fuck yourself, take your IQ of 3 and fuck a doorknob.
@<a href="https://www.mpgh.net/forum/member.php?u=815335" target="_blank">Lunatic</a>
Stop being a cunt; and research the topic before you make such claims.

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I suffered from Generalized Anxiety Disorder for almost a year. It was awful, I even had suicidal thoughts but they made me feel even more anxious (that's how I knew it was all in my head). The best way to cope with anxiety is simply saying "Alright fuck it, whatever..." in your mind everytime some bad thought comes in your mind. It's important to know that whatever you do nothing can stop your mind from creating thoughts, however your thoughts have nothing to do with you! Most of them come as a chain result of emotions so if you feel bad you're gonna have bad thoughts most likely. However just don't give your thoughts more importance than they really have, so if you're doing something and your anxiety-thoughts trigger simply keep on doing what you were doing and ignore the thoughts (unless you were doing something potentially dangerous ofc).

Keep in mind that everyone deals with it differently so there is no 'best way', but thank you for trying to support people.

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@Snoppy will this help depression
https://i.imgur.com/9cYLMek.gifv

Hahaha if only it was that easy

But exercise has been proven to generally improve mental health.

[Palesantos]

This is a good word of advise.

[faphub]

In complete honesty, depression in my own eyes is very serious enough to those that go through it, it's not just feeling sad and alone, it's literally as if you're an empty lifeless person (from my own experience). I deal with it for the sake of others, but if the opportunity was given, I wouldn't hesitate to take my life.

Man, i literally feel the same way sometimes too, your not alone man, don't give in.

[Cloud Anarchy]

Really great thread amazing info.I consider my self really anxious as a person and i try to fight it as much as possible.Thanks once again for sharing this its really helpful!

[%&Ursgart23__faf]

Really great thread amazing info.I consider my self really anxious as a person and i try to fight it as much as possible.Thanks once again for sharing this its really helpful!

No worries, take care.

[moose]

No worries, take care.

Definitely a fan of your threads Snoop, even though no one really appreciates them to the extent that they deserve, doesn't stop you

[%&Ursgart23__faf]

Definitely a fan of your threads Snoop, even though no one really appreciates them to the extent that they deserve, doesn't stop you

I'm glad you appreciate them. It does mean a lot receiving feedback like that.

I don't mind that they don't get lots of recognition; just as long as someone benefits from them.

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Man, i literally feel the same way sometimes too, your not alone man, don't give in.

Message me if you need anything.

[Dajackle115]

The message you have entered is too short.

[DarknzNet]

@Snoopy but alot of the times when people use video games as a suppresion they also sometimes get mad at the game

Very true.