I don't believe in depression

@puck61 who are they btw..I will save this post to show how hateful they respond to such opinion.

@Sepia Well, I know you meant no offense, but it's unfair not to recognize injuries that you can't see, and when you say that the injuries are self inflicted, that is naturally going to be met with resentment. You see a quadriplegic person, or a veteran who gave his legs for his country, and you feel some kind of compassion and sympathy , but when the infliction is inside the skull in the most delicate and complex organ of one's body, then we are quick to make unfair judgments and assessments. Think about it. People are incessantly telling each other, " You're crazy!" or " She's crazy!" or "That's crazy!" People like to use "insane" as a derogatory term also......crazy, insane, nuts, mental, mad, etc......The skull hides the wound, and society shows less respect, tolerance, and understanding.

@puck61 Disrectful as they are, your attitude is your responsibilty and if you don't act that way..you are going to end up as a burden to others. You give what you can give. You lost the use of your body because you sacrifice it for the love of country, at least for the love itself not for crimes or hurting others for personal pleasure. It is easy for them to make unfair judgement because the word they say has no value..they speak of no value. Definitely, undisciplined. What I was trying to impose was prevention. It seems that a lot of people accepts sympathy pleasantly than to prevent them from being sick. Hard headed people resist during prevention. Just like people on suicide gets mad to people who came to save..the same impression of people who resist here are like telling me to just let these "depressed" to live in medicines and just jump off from the 20th floor or so. Anyway the right of living belongs to people who fight to live not for those who waste it..rather give their functioning organs to the ones who need it before they desire to take off from this world.

@Sepia I understand your perspective on this. Sometimes a situation or subject or even a person is like a multifaceted gem. You have to look closely at each individual facet from different angles to truly see it.

@puck61 different angles, yes. I only have to choose what is right.

@Sepia Ahhh! You sound like 'me' now! I'm 'right' too! 🎯