Lra888
Enlightened
- Sep 30, 2018
- 1,140
At a certain point antidepressants are useless. Doctors don't understand that if a person's life is in ruins a drug cannot magically cause them to accept that. Mind altering addictive chemicals will certainly make things worse.
A person who has a foundation of a decent life, financial security, comfortable circumstances and supportive people can maybe benefit from these meds—but for those without decency in life drugging them into acceptance is destructive and creating a good life from nothing is unrealistic. I believe this is part of that fucked up "American Dream" nonsense where people in bad circumstances are simply not trying hard enough.
Venting because I've had horrible reactions to medication and doctors keep pushing different meds/increased doses on me and I'm tired of it. My life situation is awful and I know these meds won't cause me to somehow accept my fucked up situation. Sitting alone in my room taking SSRI & benzos is not a solution.
A person who has a foundation of a decent life, financial security, comfortable circumstances and supportive people can maybe benefit from these meds—but for those without decency in life drugging them into acceptance is destructive and creating a good life from nothing is unrealistic. I believe this is part of that fucked up "American Dream" nonsense where people in bad circumstances are simply not trying hard enough.
Venting because I've had horrible reactions to medication and doctors keep pushing different meds/increased doses on me and I'm tired of it. My life situation is awful and I know these meds won't cause me to somehow accept my fucked up situation. Sitting alone in my room taking SSRI & benzos is not a solution.
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