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Possibly, but I'd rather not dismiss peoples' perspectives on the basis of unfounded assumptions about their mental health.
by longerthoughts 9y ago
Possibly, but I'd rather not dismiss peoples' perspectives on the basis of unfounded assumptions about their mental health.
- oh_sigh 9y agoHe's talked about dealing with depression extensively. E.g. http://people.com/tv/donald-glover-i-didnt-want-to-lie-about-my-feelings-anymore/ http://people.com/tv/donald-glover-i-didnt-want-to-lie-about...
- longerthoughts 9y agoActually he deliberately avoids calling it depression, granted what he describes sounds a lot like depression. >"Glover, 30, says he has been feeling down of late – though he shies away from describing his current state as depressed. 'If I’m depressed, everybody’s depressed,' he says. 'I don’t think those feelings are that different from what everybody’s feeling. Most people just don’t tell everybody.'" In any case, I have a hard time with the idea that we should dismiss somebody's critique of the world because they're upset about the world.