ghosting ®️Jan 12, 2023
glassrainbowcan you explain to me what this means or what it’s supposed to show, i’m intrigued by it but need a little more education
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
basically you can only really worry about certain s*** once your basal needs are met
so ya you can be sad, but if you don't know where your next meal is coming from that might take a higher priority
(not saying people of lower income levels cant be depressed tho)
Jan 12, 2023Imagine being outraged by this
Jan 12, 2023He’s not saying anything crazy
hayabusa 🌐Jan 12, 2023in the context hes using it in it makes sense but i imagine no one watched the clip
lil ufo 🛸Jan 12, 2023guess I'm luxurious af
- Emu 🇮🇱Jan 12, 2023
Like the people who agree with this clip. Oh lord.
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I get what he means. He basically saying the type of depression where u can just lay around the crib and do nothing is a luxury. Most folks gotta bottle things up and go to work
Jan 12, 2023I understand what he is saying but I think he is wording it in a very weird way.
Jan 12, 2023As someone with depression he’s real af
Jan 12, 2023i think he's misinterpreting the feeling of being overly sad vs. clinical depression. 2 very different things
Jan 12, 2023
maxxingYou can be depressed and still broke and have to work all day
Depressed people aren’t just people sitting around all day thinking about depression. They’re in school, they’re at work, etc.
Yep. I'm at work, depressed.
- Jan 12, 2023
Jan 12, 2023I get what he's saying, and it's real but the wording is kinda funny. You can still be depressed while being functional because it's your livelihood on the line all the time.
- Jan 12, 2023
FriesHe's phrasing it in a clickbait way but I don't see how anyone could argue against what he's actually saying
Like dropping everything because of mental health issues isn't an option if you're living paycheck to paycheck, you'll ruin your entire life, that itself is a sad indictment of how poverty and mental health intersect
It is an option that does happen to many poor people, which is why a majority of homeless people in the US are people who suffer from mental illness.
Jan 12, 2023quintessential from 50. wouldnt expect any other type of answer
Jan 12, 2023·1 replythis is like a joe rogan type of take swear buff dudes hit 40 & their brains melt out of their ear
Jan 12, 2023·1 replyKnown sociopath makes insensitive comment.
Jan 12, 2023·1 replyPpl be depressed and still doing s*** tho
Jan 12, 2023and suicide is winning the lottery
Jan 12, 2023HURRY UP TWOPpl be depressed and still doing s*** tho
- Jan 12, 2023Drogon
Known sociopath makes insensitive comment.
Jan 12, 2023Being equipped with the knowledge, self awareness and resources to pinpoint and address depression is a luxury. Everyone experiences depression whether they're able to label it or not.
- Jan 12, 2023·1 replyRalo
I get what he means. He basically saying the type of depression where u can just lay around the crib and do nothing is a luxury. Most folks gotta bottle things up and go to work
The luxury is having a crib to lay up in, depression is not a luxury
- Jan 12, 2023
insertcoolnamehereIf we started talking about it maybe the hood could actually get better.
If we started looking at homicidal tendencies/anger the way we look at suicidal tendencies, then maybe the hood could get better.
Killing a nigga and not feeling a thing about it/smoking pack is not a legit mentally sane thing to do if you take step back and look at it. All these drill kids is mentally ill
(but hot take, I think every African American in this country's environment NO MATTER what class you was born in has some form of a mental illness of varying degrees of course) That's why you gotta appreciate niggas like G Herbo trying to uplift black men with that mental health program he launched.
Yup that’s basically ripping the humanity out of you
Jan 12, 2023dr3am_weaver_479this is like a joe rogan type of take swear buff dudes hit 40 & their brains melt out of their ear
it’s really not at all although i understand why someone would think that