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Topic	Remember when I used to make a bunch of topics about being depressed
WafflehouseJK 05/01/17 1:35:32 PM #39:	Marklar posted... WafflehouseJK posted... If you feel down, just remember, things DO get better, just gotta keep pushing forward. WHY THE FUCK IS THIS IN THE FIRST POST? explain to me, all of us what the fuck the point of this is? Seriously because unless you were going for sarcasm, then that is advice. Terrible fucking advice. You should have added at least you got fucking help. Not left the part out that makes people think they can just fix their fucking problems. Also being right and calling you out for giving fucked up advice isn't being annoying. "push forward" is incredibly vague and can mean a million things. It includes getting help if you can, reaching out to friends and family when possible, and overall working your ass off to try and turn your life around. Just because you and I have different definitions of what "push forward" is doesn't make it bad advice. If this actually had been an advice topic, I would have gone into much further detail, but again, it wasn't. This was just me checking in. Also love that you never once came into my old topics about being depressed with words of encouragement, but now that I'm like "Hey, I'm actually somewhat happy!" you come in and jump my ass and make a fuck ton of assumptions. DoctorPiranha3 posted... TC isn't wrong. But the issue is, and TC should know this more than anyone if he suffered from depression, is that as simple as "Cheer up, lad!" is, the mind isn't that simple. It will grip you to the point of helplessness, and only after intense suffering and a feeling of being hopeless, does the mind start to improve again. You gotta go through the lows to get back to stabilization again. That's all pretty accurate. Again ,I am sorry if my statement offended people. It was vague, yes, but I still don't think it's inherently bad advice, because at the end of the day it is what helped me get through it. Again, this wasn't me trying to fix anyone's problems, and maybe I should have gone into more detail as to what I meant, but that's not what this was topic was about. --- "She was like, 'Oh, did you see that firefighter? Hes so cute.' And I was like, Mom, I just got blown up." <cite>WafflehouseJK posted [p:878265531] in Remember w... [t:75298280]...</cite> <quote><cite>Marklar posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WafflehouseJK posted...</cite> <quote>If you feel down, just remember, things DO get better, just gotta keep pushing forward. </quote> WHY THE FUCK IS THIS IN THE FIRST POST? explain to me, all of us what the fuck the point of this is? Seriously because unless you were going for sarcasm, then that is advice. Terrible fucking advice. You should have added at least you got fucking help. Not left the part out that makes people think they can just fix their fucking problems. Also being right and calling you out for giving fucked up advice isn't being annoying.</quote> "push forward" is incredibly vague and can mean a million things. It includes getting help if you can, reaching out to friends and family when possible, and overall working your ass off to try and turn your life around. Just because you and I have different definitions of what "push forward" is doesn't make it bad advice. If this actually had been an advice topic, I would have gone into much further detail, but again, it wasn't. This was just me checking in. Also love that you never once came into my old topics about being depressed with words of encouragement, but now that I'm like "Hey, I'm actually somewhat happy!" you come in and jump my ass and make a fuck ton of assumptions. <cite>DoctorPiranha3 posted...</cite> <quote>TC isn't wrong. But the issue is, and TC should know this more than anyone if he suffered from depression, is that as simple as "Cheer up, lad!" is, the mind isn't that simple. It will grip you to the point of helplessness, and only after intense suffering and a feeling of being hopeless, does the mind start to improve again. You gotta go through the lows to get back to stabilization again.</quote> That's all pretty accurate. Again ,I am sorry if my statement offended people. It was vague, yes, but I still don't think it's inherently bad advice, because at the end of the day it is what helped me get through it. Again, this wasn't me trying to fix anyone's problems, and maybe I should have gone into more detail as to what I meant, but that's not what this was topic was about. --- "She was like, 'Oh, did you see that firefighter? Hes so cute.' And I was like, Mom, I just got blown up."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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