Telling someone with depression
to
'just get over it and be happy'
is like telling someone with a broken leg to run to a
hospital
Telling someone with an eating disorder to
'just eat'
is like telling someone with claustrophobia to get inside a
small cupboard and lock the door.
Telling someone who self-harms to
'just stop doing it'
is like telling a drug addict to sit in a room full of drugs
and touch nothing.
How can you
judge what you don't understand?
784 faves · 11 comments · Jul 19, 2012 1:19pm
Narutard
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1 decade ago
Still,
it seems quite better than telling them to keep doing it.
Those are serious problems, they need help.
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oceandrop
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1 decade ago
GOSH THATS SO TRUE!!! FINALLY SOMEONE UNDERSTANDS!!!!!!!
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Wheeling
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1 decade ago
So true...
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CarKeys5
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1 decade ago
Thank you. STAY STRONG<3
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kayleecutie
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1 decade ago
I have claustrophobia and i would freak out !
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MysticAngelStar
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1 decade ago
Telling someone what they should do is not judging. People with eating disorders, people with depression and people with self-harm are usually mentally ill and need medical help.
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LauzHeys
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1 decade ago
Thanks for posting this, I've got depression so it's nice for this awareness (:
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_unknown_
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1 decade ago
Exactly!
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CrazedFangirl
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1 decade ago
You are a legend for posting this. Now one of my idols :)
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nopankakez
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1 decade ago
i used to cut myself but i realized it was useless and it never helped me
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TheGirlWhoLived · 1 decade ago
v but you wouldn't exactly say to someone suffering from depression to 'just get over it and be happy' would you? :$
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