Grim_Rockstar
GRIMMI
- Jun 4, 2024
- 14
Depression is seen by most as a liar, deceiver, most of all an invisible monster that seeks to hunt you down.
I do not see it as a monster; but a thing that grants you a perspective of your life in which you cannot see. The reason depression is considered a lie is due to its morbid knowledge of our lives. If we do not take to heart the severity of something, how can we expect to devise a plan moving forward? It is judged as the ultimate culprit of a person's own demise- when really continuing to live or ending that life is our choice alone. It does not guide. It warns. It is up to us what we do with such information. It is not the newspaper boy who causes the contents of the newspaper; he merely passes it. Bullying, financial loss, grief, abuse, mental and medical related illnesses, etc. are the true culprits of suicide.
Please feel free to share any opposing wisdom you may have. I just wanted to share my thoughts.
I do not see it as a monster; but a thing that grants you a perspective of your life in which you cannot see. The reason depression is considered a lie is due to its morbid knowledge of our lives. If we do not take to heart the severity of something, how can we expect to devise a plan moving forward? It is judged as the ultimate culprit of a person's own demise- when really continuing to live or ending that life is our choice alone. It does not guide. It warns. It is up to us what we do with such information. It is not the newspaper boy who causes the contents of the newspaper; he merely passes it. Bullying, financial loss, grief, abuse, mental and medical related illnesses, etc. are the true culprits of suicide.
Please feel free to share any opposing wisdom you may have. I just wanted to share my thoughts.
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