This brings a tear to my eye. Thanks for posting good news in these hard times. REMEMBER FOLKS, JUST BECAUSE A SMALL MINORITY IS LOUDER AND VIOLENT DOESNT MEAN THERE STILL ARENT GREAT AND WONDERFUL PEOPLE OUT THERE. THESE ARE NOT END TIMES!
I am on the autism spectrum, albeit mild in a sense (college degree with honors and a job lined up post pandemic); but I still have some limitations and things that I am significantly behind on, and it is definitely an everyday battle not to lose hope.
The MAGA movement some days is what gives me the strength to keep going when depression likes to get the best of me.
I have been in therapy for years ever since I was little and it helps.
As someone who battles depression regularly but never sought help, you’re already doing more than me. Unfortunately my depression makes me more depressed when I think I’m bringing others down with me so I keep to myself for the most part. Just know things will get better. Other things will pop up and make things seem worse. But take control of what you can and forget the rest. Didn’t get the job you want? Not in your control, but putting out as many applications to other companies as possible? Totally in your control. Find what you can control and focus on that and hopefully that bit of advice will help you as much as it has me.
This brings a tear to my eye. Thanks for posting good news in these hard times. REMEMBER FOLKS, JUST BECAUSE A SMALL MINORITY IS LOUDER AND VIOLENT DOESNT MEAN THERE STILL ARENT GREAT AND WONDERFUL PEOPLE OUT THERE. THESE ARE NOT END TIMES!
Exactly! I just graduated college and I have not been able to achieve much of anything on my bucket list.
I would be absolutely furious at God and extremely hopeless/depressed if this is the end times, end of a free society, or the end of America.
I am not sitting down in a pew and tolerating hearing that we are near the end.
I have been through hell in life and I have overcome way too much to let anything get to me.
Never give up. We are all here for you
Thank you so much!
I am on the autism spectrum, albeit mild in a sense (college degree with honors and a job lined up post pandemic); but I still have some limitations and things that I am significantly behind on, and it is definitely an everyday battle not to lose hope.
The MAGA movement some days is what gives me the strength to keep going when depression likes to get the best of me.
I have been in therapy for years ever since I was little and it helps.
As someone who battles depression regularly but never sought help, you’re already doing more than me. Unfortunately my depression makes me more depressed when I think I’m bringing others down with me so I keep to myself for the most part. Just know things will get better. Other things will pop up and make things seem worse. But take control of what you can and forget the rest. Didn’t get the job you want? Not in your control, but putting out as many applications to other companies as possible? Totally in your control. Find what you can control and focus on that and hopefully that bit of advice will help you as much as it has me.