THOMAS CROOKS Why are so many people so unhappy nowadays?
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I totally agree, depression definitely needs to be spoken about more and taken more serious then it is. People shouldn't be scared or criticised for not feeling well and it's unfortunate that many people in society expect us to be happy all the time when that's not reality!! We should all be more empathetic towards people if they are struggling because life isn't always easy and one day you might end up depressed about something and feel like you can't speak about it to someone because your afraid of being judged. Unfortunately humans can be very cruel and we need to think more before we act because our behaviour can cause major scars.
it has nothing to do with Trump
@@hassyg4083 Yes I know that's the whole point!! I'm not excusing what he did because obviously what he did was disgusting but there had to be some sort of depression going on to get to that point and to not value someone else's life or his own anymore.
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Your comments across the forum are unhelpful, why are you here if you just spout the same things.
@@earth0128 its like saying Trump became president because he is a convicted felon
On the contrary, your speaking on depression is most welcome.
I don’t mind if we talk about depression. Drugs and depression, major problem.
Please continue this discussion! I'm a psychiatric nurse practitioner and deal with depressed patients all the time. We need to quit ignoring the mental health issues in our young adults!
Absolutely!
So you have real insight? Please tell us if you have observed a clear link between depression and violence.
My brother was severely depressed and was heavily bullied at school He would take his anger out on me when he got home by physically abusing me and also teasing me mercilessly. As we grew and he acquired guns in his security job he would routinely threaten me with them until I finally had to call the police at 18. When he left our home and married he also beat his wife. I have seen so many more in my 58 years, but I am not going to write a volume here on this message board.
I suffered my first prolonged crisis at 14, it's still ongoing
As a teacher, I remind my students everyday just how smart and wonderful they are. My way of instilling a positive self-concept, which is so necessary in today’s world.
Awesome! Wonderful of you! We need more of that in our schools so that all our young people feel loved and supported. My daughter was especially sensitive to bullying in school and luckily I got her in a high school where it was not tolerated. The whole school faculty at this school in Peoria, AZ is on the same page with regard to their bullying policy and even education on the effects of being bullied is provided so that kids understand what happens to their piers when they are the targets of such abuse. . Schools need to put mental health of students right up there at number 1 with all their academic needs. A child cannot reach her/his full potential in this world without a strong self-esteem.
Thank you for talking about this ❤
Not enough people talk about depression. My nuclear family never discussed it with me even after a serious un-alivening attempt.
Thank you for your comment. I hope that you have since found a loving and caring community that you can talk with. This community will also talk with you if you need. And if you listen to TCRS often, you will also benefit from some healing.❤
The video was promising to talk about the would be assassin's motive.
It's a distraction for him to go on tangents and preach about what may or may not have altered his behavior
Depression certainly is common
Certainly a segment of disenfranchised people are violent and maybe this guy was one of them
@@Yvonne_AZ65 Wow ty for reaching out to Annemarie. There are so many caring people on social media and you are surely one! ❤❤
Thank you for covering this from the root cause. Society tends to whitewash it’s part in creating disaffected youth.
Please ignore any pushback - please keep talking about depression 🌺
I have a story to tell.
My favorite uncle self deleted. ( So sad we can’t even use the actual word) He helped raise me and my brothers after our parents were killed by a drunk driver. When my uncle took his own life the first thing everyone said was “They wanted to put him in the nut house.” I replied well if they had, maybe he’d be alive right now. I’ve had depression all my life and I feel it runs in my family, way too much. I actually was so scared by the movie One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, that I was terrified at even the thought of seeking help. But I finally broke down and went. I got help and now I’m so glad I did. There’s 2 more generations of my family that would’ve never been born.
It is so awful that there’s so much stigma worldwide about any kind of mental health.
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest - I saw it at age 15 - is the stuff of my worst nightmares.
I think that social media portrays many happy people who aren’t actually happy which makes one unhappy in comparison.
I don't mind..
I carry the guilt that I didn't notice my husbands depression.. I knew he was, but I didn't know how bad. He hid it very well.
And he self deleted.
I think it's something we need to talk about.
So sorry for your loss.
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Depression should be discussed in all walks of life. Not just social media, many parents separated, parents both work, don't have enough time with their children, more pressure on youngsters. The list goes on and on.
Thank you for bringing depression into the conversation. Its important that we address mental illness!
Best video you’ve made so far. As someone with clinical depression. This is good listening
When you were bullied on school It mostly happened on school grounds but now with the Internet you can get perpetually bullied online but the worst is people choose that instead of leaving social media and touch grass.
Good point.
Nick your way of thinking is spot on!! I always say you have to go back to the beginning of a person's story to truely understand their actions. Keep up the brilliant work you do and ignore the haters.
where did it start for Trump?
@@hassyg4083 IMO it had nothing to do with Trump. He just chose him because he wanted to die but he wanted to be remembered in a big way. Like as if he had something to prove which is sad and disturbing at the same time.
Trump is a convicted felon though
I agree hun,it needs to be talked about, thanks for sharing this,hugs
When I was growing up, MH was not a thing in regular society (I'm a GenXer with BPD, c-PTSD, Agoraphobia, Severe Depression n more with most heavy on the anxiety side of things) Everyone should feel they can talk about MH issues, without judgement or fear of being ridiculed. It doesn't make you weak, it is a sign of strength and courage.
Stay Strong,
Stay True,
Be You!
I say depression is something we need to talk about a lot more. It's vital.
I'm up for some fascinating, next level discussions/ solutions- I surely am...😊
I’ve lived with Major Depression since my 20’s. I’m 62 now. I’ve been on all different types of antidepressants. I’m currently on Effexor and it seems to be working well. It’s been a hard life I won’t lie. I’m a true loner and have no friends. I just stay to myself. I have anger and rage. I contain it by thinking of the consequences if I make poor choices.
I became disabled by depression at 44. I’m now 61. I hear you, and you are not alone.
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I'm 60 this year and can completely relate to your comment. The frustration can lead to anger and rage for me and it sort of builds on itself. I've made many poor choices, and I often wonder if it's from guild and a form of self-punishment. It is a tough life to live with depression.
@@nancyk1869 Same, same. I made a lot of bad choices, but I can say at least a portion of them were due to the depression. I have complex PTSD. I had a long period of verbal and physical abuse from my schizophrenic step-father. Then I went into the military and ended up in a combat zone. So I had poor relationship role models, which affected my ability to sustain a lasting relationship. I’m also hyper-vigilant, which means I can read facial expressions and body language like a magician. When you are hyper vigilant and your partner is not, they feel like they have no privacy because it’s as if you can read their mind.
@@JanSolo555 omg, yes!!! Hyper vigilance is so tough for me - I end up being resented in personal and work relationships, but try turning that off, right? Never married or had children myself because I didn't want to pass on my crazy, lol. But, that isolation intensifies everything as well. Ended up doing a lot of pet care for a living because I can be successful with my complex ptsd, hypervigilance as an animal care provider and they understand depression, so it's a win/win! I love your username.
I definitely don't mind you or anyone talking about depression. I've lost a friend to it, I've known young and old plaqued by depression.
I've seen lives rocked and crumbled by the consequences. Some hide it very well, but there are always signs if you really look and listen. My friend refused medication, so I would sit for hours talking with him. He chose to hurt himself not others. facing the reality of what individuals are going through is a start to change someone's life.
Thank you Nick, I appreciate your research and attitude towards this difficult topic. ❤
Pertinent subject. Someone needs to start a conversation & I appreciate your unbiased and compassionate opinions.
Yes this is an incredibly important topic
Thanks!
I worked in an environment where the majority of attendees were on anti- psychotic drugs. If it wasn't for these drugs, they would not have been able to integrate into society & lead a "normal" life-- the majority of them were young. They enriched my life and I thank them with all my heart for letting me be part of their lives.
Thanks for this, it’s an important topic. I’ve been afflicted with depression since I was a preteen. Talking about it helps people; understanding it helps people. I believe depression plays a role in many of the true crimes we learn about. I didn’t start talking about it until I was 40 years old. My dad had depression for years too. He developed depression induced psychosis in his late 80s. It’s such a numbness that covers like a blanket, in between real feelings and detached observation.
I hope the next two videos in this series will, in particular, be useful to folks like yourself. Thanks for the contribution.
Thank u! Yes kids have it tough now glad there was no Internet and s.media when I was being bullied. Yes kids are more anxious and depressed now. My niece really was affected by lockdown she was very sporty at school obviously all that stopped she wouldnt leave the house even to go walking with my sister, she had some bullying issues too. Shes doing ok now but really affected her. We must all talk about depression now. Yes pls do more episodes cheers Nick
vegan diet doesn't exactly help
Go for it Nick. Talking about depression in a particular context is not saying all depressed people are violent or assassins in waiting. Its that dirty secret no one wants to talk about. Some of the causes in 'moderns' is alarming - social media et al.
The drugs give some people suicidal and homocidal ideation, especially young men and older teens. They put a warning on the box.
I appreciated your comment on yesterday’s post that exercise is helpful for depression. Depression runs in my family. I’ve been advised that there is evidence that exercise can be as helpful as medications. It’s definitely worth continuing to talk about mental health in young people.
Very well thought-through and written. Thanks so much!
Thanks my friend. I am very interested on what you have to say.
My husband is involved in this business and I have an interesting link I would share. Your approach is very good to hear - it’s a delicate but important topic. You have done very well. If there is a safe place I’ll send a kind to another study. Thank you Nick. I’m an old fan. Good topic.
Unfortunately mental health has no priority on our country and it is horrible it needs to be at a high level with actual help there is no help at this moment and it is scary 😞🙏🏻🙏🏻
I've suffered from Severe Depression for 12 years now and I don't want to go out on a shooting spree. There's no excuse for what Crooks did.
You are not Thomas Crooks, and you aren't the key to figuring out who he is.
@@TCRS-Gotta say, that was an insensitive way to respond to eddie who wrote that he has severe depression. 😳 no need to be so defensive about his opinion TCRS.
Not excusing what he did , but everyone’s brains are wired differently. For instance, we don’t know what medication he was taking, legal or illegal, that may have affected his brain chemistry. I also suffer from MDD and anxiety and I don’t have any desire to harm anyone either. I’m also not Thomas Crooks. He was definitely suffering from a mental illness that I have never experienced.
I find this extremely important and informative. Very happy to see you tackle this subject.
I like your style, Nick. I'm always reminded of my favorite teachers growing up, those who grabbed my attention and then encouraged me to maintain it. I think those who are not paying attention could easily get irritated with an instructor if they're not completely engaged. Having dealt with major depression for years myself, I welcome any discussion on it.
I don't know what qualifies as being qualified, but I think being human carries a lot of weight.
The pressure on today's young males is intense. We have a large chuck of the population trying to convince them that being male is toxic, so they have to deny and suppress their nature. Some are even being convinced that they were born into the wrong body, if you can believe it. Nothing good is going to result in that. We're not raising boys to be men anymore; we're teaching them to fear their own masculinity, never realizing that a truly masculine man is NOT toxic. Have a wonderful day, Nick.
I would like to hear more about your thoughts on this topic 😊
Thanks for your work!
It would be great to hear more from you. I trust you with this subject.
We shoud definitely talk about. I suffered for several years until I started making deletion plans.
My mom / friends / husband / peers would say... you have a good job, house, living etc. What do you to have to be depressed about.
Thankfully I changed my life, dropped the husband and have a great medical treatment.
Now i see myself as i was before therapy and medication. So yah, people need to talk about it.
It's uncomfortable but people need to talk about it so they might recognize it, in their loved ones.
Love from 🇨🇦
I’m so glad you’re getting into the real issues here
Issues of depression, isolation and what is really behind incel/ mass shooter profiles
His parents specialized in helping people with mental problems, yet they missed it.
Instead of teaching people to notice it, we also need to encourage kids/people who are feeling aline or depressed to open up and talk. We also need to teach people HOW TO GET HELP if they want to talk privately.
Every school should be REQUIRED to post exhaustion/depression/sadness/life's to complicated/I'm lonely hotline.
Most people with depression at that age don't know what "depression " is or they simply think it's not something that would be happening to them.
SCHOOL COUNSELORS need to go back to HELPING kids instead of criticizing them. They need to LISTEN and ABSOLUTELY DONT JUDGE OR DIAGNOSE. If there is ANY concern the counselors should be required to give kids the phone number of a counseling center.
EVERY KID should be required to talk to a counselor at least every 2 months, more often if a problem is a concern.
Causes
1. HORMONAL CHANGES
2. Social media
3. Lack of knowing hoe to interact in person
4. Lack of fun conversation with parents.
He was obviously to shy to want to be in school photos. He was bullied so he likely thought he was ugly so avoided photos. I'm guessing his Facebook etc had very few if any selfies.
I appreciate your talking about depression. It’s common in my family.
Of course, you should talk about depression, Nick. Your research is greatly appreciated ❤.
Thank you, Nick. I'm a 64 year old woman who is a depression, anxiety and PTSD patient. It would be nice to hear commentary that is not filled with doubt, stigma and scorn. I'm fortunate - I have good insurance that pays for the majority of my great psychiatrist and prescription bills, but not everyone does. Help should be available to anyone who needs it. I'm frustrated with the continued beliefs that mental illness is either bogus or not worth addressing.
Yes
Talk. Talk. Talk.
Yes please, a good look at Depression will be much appreciated. Thank you.
We tend to socialize in isolation nowadays which I think is depressing
Kids these days are really struggling with social media and the comparison trap that comes along with it
Yes please, continue the discussion about mental health. It is far too ignored in our culture and is at the root of so much of this world's violent crime. There are so many reasons for unhappiness, emptiness, powerlessness in our society and if we don't have this discussion that leads to true action, nothing will ever get better. It will only continue to get worse with all the insufficient band-aids being utilized that do nothing to address the causes.
I think those teenage years are quite tough ones and a big change for a lot of young people. Its not surprising that young people get depressed. Social media doesn't help because it can increase anxiety in people who use it, and a lot of young people have an innocent attitude, which can trip them up.
I generally like the benefits of the internet but there are a lot of trolls out there which can abuse people.
I personally think there should be a deep dive into American schools, because this is where these mass murderers are coming from. This isn't the first shooting we've seen and when you look into it there seems to be unchallanged bullying going on, and of course there is a big gun culture, drugs, depression, and who knows what else in the USA. You may have already covered this in your books Nick (which I've not read yet, but I do plan to check them out :)).
If I could love this video, I would, Nick. Thank you for tackling such an important yet undiscussed topic. Would love for you to do a deep-dive further into this, antidepressants, etc. As a psychology undergrad, and a person who suffers from depression, I want people to talk more about it and I am here to listen to what you’ve got to say. 🙋♀️
You are qualified to talk about it hun,,
Please do! Should not be a taboo subject, and I fully agree that tech engineers have a lot to answer for their complete lack of application of ethical standards in developing this brain addling, constant drip of low grade dopamine. Abhorrent, and against the very soul of what it is to be an engineer. In school, they told us doctors bury their mistakes in graves, and engineers bury theirs in mass graves. I fail to see how social media is not an example of that warning. Thanks for bringing this to light.
Thank you for this TCRS. This is what the world needs. Self-empowerment is a wonderful deed that pays back in dividends. Content such as yours goes a long way in helping those get the help they need. Young people, happy with themselves, is a reflection of our society as a whole. Social death of an individual can be conducive to the social death of entire families, neighbourhoods, societies. Information on this channel is not spoon fed but rather you entice people to think for themselves. If everyone swept their own door step, the world would be a cleaner space.
Yes, yes, yes Nick, we must talk about it. Frankly I think you are very qualified to talk about it. I would feel very comfortable talking to Nick about anything. I think he'd be a great psychologist/psychiatrist. The youngsters in this country are suffering and the things I've heard while playing an online game ( for nine years) in which youngsters played with people of all ages was horrific and resulted in me calling The Metropolitan Police in London and reporting to their on-line crime dept and spoke with a detective who took all the particulars and it seemed something was done. People's behavior toward children was shocking and I don't think parents understand or know what their kids are up against while playing "a game"on-line. They wouldn't have given it a second thought. I actually really got addicted to this game( the only one I was able to play) and I also got an education. Depression should be talked about. I'm in.
I’m not sure the magnitude of growing up with the internet and social media have affected my mental health, but it has. I was diagnosed later in life with adhd, and MDD at the same time.
Another factor is that the world rejects neurodivergent people. We start different, and hear so much negative messaging as we get older.
It’s also felt like an era that is generally hostile to men of all neurologies. Not just hostile but… one where traits that have been selected for over a very long time are now all of a sudden deemed unnecessary, and our nature deemed taboo and unacceptable. How do you change the animal parts inside of you? It’s not like we asked for them; they’re just there.
With all these things together, I can tell you the ever present ideation that accompanies my MDD is a real treat.
I can completely understand why an outcast, exiled young man like this will go ahead and take actions consistent with believing his life is empty, valueless, and that he will not be missed.
Yes, therein lies the process, Nick. People don't want to talk about depression, let alone do something about it. Young men in particular are not "allowed" to be depressed in our society. It's not "cool" because it's real. More and more, we try to avoid reality. It will be our downfall.
48,000 per year (three quarters men, one quarter women) carry out S every year in USA. Thomas won't appear in next year's stats because he was shot by someone else, but it was effectively S when he took his gun to the rally wasnt it. The most common method is guns. One person dies of S every 11 minutes. If a jumbo jet carries on average 300-500 people, that equates to @160 plane crashes each year. 58,000 soldiers died in the Vietnam War all years, so imagine the collateral of that but happening almost every year. No country's S data is good. Ours isn't in the UK, but what is particularly concerning about USA data is that the rates keep increasing by about 2% year on year,and have done for some time. UK rates are fairly static.
Interesting topic. My 25 yo daughter told me she was taking prozac, or similar... I hit the roof, then I wondered how many of these drugs were being prescribed. The Office of National Statistics (UK) doesn't keep that data?! How shady is that? Just be grateful my daughter can't access a gun. We all hate Mondays.
You 'hit the roof' because your adult daughter confided in you that she had a need for medication? Interesting.
Unfortunately, in our society, depression is looked upon as being a weakness. People repress it, or do their best to hide it. There is shame assocated with depression.
Yep. They're all lined up at the pharmacy every day waiting to get their anti-depressant medication that they've been told they have to be on for the rest of their lives....😢
Mental health is a topic we should all be talking about, and more importantly being supportive of those who may be struggling.
Great contribution. Pls go on talking about pharma and solution🎉
Thank you for discussing depression. As a long term survivor I know the taboos and miscomprehension around this topic. More openness and empathy would make such a difference.
We need to have the talk. You’re doing great
Interested ❤
Depression needs to be talked about....
People have been talking openly about Depression in America since the 1980s. I think it's been covered by health insurance since then also based on diagnosis. Usually treatment includes medication, talk therapy (counseling), diet, sleep, and exercise, and no alcohol. Most people experience a bout of anhedonic depression at some time in their lives. Clinical depression is a very serious condition and can almost incapcitate the person.
Good sork
Yes continue to discuss this badly needed analysis. I am first of baby.boomers . The cultural changes over my lifetime are radical and I feel for kids today We were so lucky to grow up when we did without Nancy Grace terrorizing parents! Volumes could be written about generations of changes detrimental to kids .
I believe it stems from the angst most of us go thru during our adolescent period but then big pharma jumped in and started prescribing drugs to the youngsters. I am not on any drugs but I remember clearly those feelings of angst getting thru the puberty years. Big pharma has intensified the problem. I've watched it so many times.
Good video. The statisitics you mentioned show just how many people must be suffering / hiding it. Also, another important point is finance. We'll all currently living in a high inflationary period with living costs skyrocketing which is really hurting the middle class. Depression is time consuming to fix and most of us haven't got the time or resources to help ourselves let alone others. That goes for doctor's too.
The other big issues are 1) health poverty - people literally unable to access the healthcare they need because of cost; 2) quality - any idiot can book themselves on a crappy CBT or similar training course, get a certificate and wank around calling themselves a counsellor or psychologist. As services get more overwhelmed and the needs of the population grow, these end up being a handy referring (dumping) choice for hard pressed health services; specialist services for children and young people with properly trained practitioners is a particular shortage; and 3) the need for long term support because 6 sessions with a random (underqualified) CBT counsellor often won't cut it. Many people with entrenched depression need good psychological support for years. We should acknowledge these issues, demand better and stop with the 'if only they'd said something' as if saying something was the magic cure for these suffering people. Those noises are just to assuage our own feelings.
I’m not a psych nurse, but a women’s health nurse and I’d say 80-90% of my patients suffer from some sort of mental illness. From depression, to anxiety, PTSD, bipolar, schizophrenia, psychosis, the list seems endless. The statistic saying 29% of Americans have been diagnosed with depression some time in their life seems really low in my experience.
Working in aged care is also environmentally not exactly geared towards positivity. 😑
Please talk about it!!!
Welcome back 🙂
Nick, you could have M.D., Psy.D. etc., etc. after your name and there will still be trolls who will disagree just for the sake of disagreeing.
OF COURSE we should talk about depression. I don’t know what effect growing up with the internet has had on young people. The happiest times of my life were when I was younger. Yes, I had to work very hard but I felt satisfaction from excelling at a demanding job. Maybe I didn’t know any better but it was very rewarding. Now, at age 58 I only work part-time, inflation is outrageous. I’m not depressed but I can see how having one’s time filled with a job you like, being part of that community (working at a large airport) and having things to look forward to keep depression at bay. I had left a hick town to give myself more options. When I left Florida at age 15 and came to Los Angeles it felt like anything was possible. I had grown up in a beautiful, wealthy beach town in South NJ. We were poor but rented year-round. Great people, great schools. When I was 12 my stepdad moved my mom and I to inland Fla where there were little, if any, opportunities for a low income family. My parents barely kept up a running car. There was hardly any public transportation. Moving isn’t always the answer but I believe it’s important to give yourself the best chance at success, whatever success means to you. Washing movie stars dogs in Santa Monica at age 15 was success for me lol. I came to LA with an older friend who had a little girl so being roomates I babysat while she worked at night. Then working at LAX was wonderful. I eventually moved, got a one room apartment close to the beach and close to LAX. After 7 years I got married and went back to school. And bought a house, husband’s dream. I could have lived in an apt my whole life. The choice to buy brought with it a commute. That was depressing! Thats enough of my goofy life. Please keep discussing depression. IMO having things to look forward to is a big help. There are a lot of situations that block that. Getting around negative obstacles seems to be a key part of avoiding depression. 🙏🫶
Yes and please at least another analysis or two!
I've known about my conditions for years. I have deoression, anxiety, PTSD triggers and mixed attachment. Unless there's someone very good at applying behavior therapies, it's really hard to get through a lot of days.
I fully believe that if you can strip away hope from people, then there you have it. God alone is our true hope.❤
I have had depression since I was 12 - over 50 years now - I know why and am medicated but it is occurring more often now- concerns me
Just because Crooks did not post lots of pictures of himself online does not mean he was not effected by social media.
What i and others have had to overcome. Few would even believe my story. Tough shit Jon. Sink or swim. I will help others if i can. Can't. Fvck em.
I always appreciate your commentary, Nick. Ignore the haters; when you touch a nerve you’re close to the truth. That said, there are more intellectuals than you’d guess on the other side of the political aisle from you, so whenever you produce high level, intelligent content, you’ll get this friction.
It’s very sad to see this amongst young people. People didn’t feel so bad when I was younger . Mental health has deteriorated when young people should be in their happiest times.
But can we point out that women suffer more anxiety and depression statistically but don’t lash out and use guns to deal with it. Men suffering is far more dangerous for communities.
When you're younger, the less help for depression you've received, the less techniques you know to help yourself, and the more likely family isn't taking your despair seriously. Those who don't like you to talk about it as a serious contributing factor are ignoring depression and what it can do to a person at their own peril.
The pace of modernity has us all up against it. The reasons are myriad, and the solutions few and insufficient. Some people have more resources, both material and emotional to deal with them. We're screwed, without some widespread shift in human behavior. How's that going to happen. It's depressing.
this topic is extremely important… the majority of people don’t want to address it because it can give a sense of ‘forgiving’ the agressor and bypassing the wrong doing…
I sense that the majority will not want to humanize this guy or will like to focus only the the powers allegedly behind because it fits with their narrative and perspectives, and will categorize every emphatic perspective as left and woke…
Ps. Disassociating. When I dissociate. It is like I am on the ceiling looking down on my body. I also feel paralyzed and can’t understand what a person is saying It is like they are talking under water. Unfortunately this can be triggered without my realizing it Now when it happens. I understand and I say ok I am disassociating now This will pass
Yes I would like you to talk about antidepressants please. Thank you
Thanks for talking about the elephant in the room, the root causes.
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It's difficult to make any generalisations on this subject.
I realize it's a strange sentiment for a tragedy, but seeing a later photo at the rally - unattractive, very long hair, I felt sorry for someone who had to be a shooter to feel alive and "effective" for a few hours.
I don't mind because half the world is suffering from depression it's an epidemic
Sometimes you have to numb yourself with anti depression meds, just to get through this life, probably more so if you are sensitive....❤