For those dealing with depression and suicdal thoughts.
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LakennkeeperWey wrote:
You basically said everyone on otf is 1. A kid, and 2. Psych. Degree-less. That’s not necessarily true.
Most people are kids. The adults here are wise and offer great advice, but that doesn’t mean that this is the best place to vent and make threads regarding sensitive topics, which was originally my point.
I struggle with depression but I wouldn’t make the decision to commit suicide EVER! Unlike someone *cough* twice
uhh shouldn't you watch out for torch?
I’m not watching out for torch, or anyone. This thread is simply for genuine advice that is best for everyone.
That’s good, via. I hope your boyfriend is doing alright…
Dec 14, 2024
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#29
If someone is struggling please read this, it may help
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/off-topic/a-cry-of-hope
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/off-topic/a-cry-of-hope
Dec 14, 2024
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#31
you either struggle now in life and be free later or you are free now and struggle later
Lilyana wrote:
you either struggle now in life and be free later or you are free now and struggle later
Yeah, just wait until I have real responsibility…
Dec 14, 2024
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#33
Lilyana wrote:
you either struggle now in life and be free later or you are free now and struggle later
So true.
Dec 14, 2024
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#34
#1 I mean like… I’ve thought about it cause stuff going on in my life and then I use logic and reasoning
SliverWoIf wrote:
#1 I mean like… I’ve thought about it cause stuff going on in my life and then I use logic and reasoning
Logic and reasoning is always good. I think the word "depression" has changed so much over the years which caused people to think that small misfortunes is "depression".
Dec 14, 2024
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#36
Like I’ve genuinely thought about it but the downside was bigger then the upsides by alot
THIS WILL WIPE CLEAR AWAY YOUR DEPRESSION. ...LISTEN 20 MIN
https://jsh.christianscience.com/listen-to-science-and-health
....You also can read it yourself here! https://www.christianscience.com/the-christian-science-pastor/science-and-health/chapter-xviii-fruitage
A lot of people who say they are depressed are also over exaggerating it. Some may even lie about it for attention. You can tell the difference between somebody with actual depression and somebody who is just upset about one little thing. Depression is a mental illness. Not a emotion.
Absolutely. I know there’s a great chance that a number of people here are lying or exaggerating for attention, but it’s better to be safe then sorry with this sort of thing.