Op spitting tbh

if I never saw or heard the words "mental health" ever again I'd be satisfied

Tired of people referring to themselves as “an (adjective) human being”

S*** thread

Charlie Kaufman handles s*** with more nuance to be fair

a lot of these KTT nerds fall under that umbrella so this thread ain’t finna do nothing even tho OP right

This true but on the flip side you also got social media mfs self diagnosing after the slightest inconvenience or sum too, it's odd

Big facts

Niggas wild ignorant to how life worked in the past. What is now trauma used to be normal

Yeah progress in society is terrible

Not my point

My point is that niggas (not literally niggas but like ppl in general) is soft. Progress is good but don't be ignorant to what we are capable of

(not literally niggas but like ppl in general)

But my point stands.

People's trauma in present day is unaffected by the type of trauma experienced in the past as those people will likely never have to experience that, doesn't make it less traumatizing to them.

Life is suffering yall
No amount of mental health days is gonna change that.
At least we in it together tho

No one gets a prize in life for acting hard, if you're miserable you're miserable

Might as well talk about it

the only thing traumatizing is inflation and cost of living

Imma b real I've experienced things that most would consider traumatic based on modern standards and even if it did affect me I don't rly care. I understand not everyone is like that but I think there's something to be said about Not feeling sorry for yourself

Are you familiar with the Aristotelian concept of actualisation?
So imagine: another reality there exists you who a) received therapy to manage their trauma; and b) you who never experienced said traumas

Do you think you would all be able to achieve the same potential?

If u choose to see urself as someone who ilhas been traumatized that's fine but what does that really do for u? Is that self perception going to help you in any way? Or should u learn to simply accept the past and move on?

I think the trauma made me experience more success. I think pain is fuel for greatness

Not saying this is what I was referring too but I have been robbed at gunpoint a few times and that taught me not to sell d****. If that never happened I'd probably be in prison

nuance is centrism apparently

I respect this perspective a lot and I think there's a healthy place for it in this discourse
Glad you're coping well

Preciate it

I. can heal you