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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

I don't think they did though. It was clear that Thor was going through some deep depression and dealt with it with excessive partying and overeating.

Yeah, I thought it was great. He was basically eating and drinking his guilt: he blamed himself for the snap. If he had been a little stronger, a little wiser, a little faster, if he had just aimed for the head, none of this would have happened(not quite true, of course, but Thor certainly believes it's true). He was clearly consumed by grief and guilt and felt utterly useless and unworthy, that he had failed everyone.
Undoing the snap doesn't undo his torment, his trauma, his loss of self-worth, nor does it restore the faith of the Asgardians who looked to him for leadership in their darkest hour and were disappointed. That part is actually more realistic than Thor instantly getting his groove back and returning to where he was at the end of Ragnarok.