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I know a little bit about real depression and, even though it ruined my professional live, I consider myself lucky that mine was a 15 year struggle. Most peopl
by Yaa101 14y ago
I know a little bit about real depression and, even though it ruined my professional live, I consider myself lucky that mine was a 15 year struggle.
Most people suffering this will never recover.
Best way to describe it is that depression is a hallucination induced by your own brain, in other words, it's a mental jail.
The problem is that there can be many causes to receive one but little to none ways to escape one, how can one escape their own delusions if their own brain is holding them hostage with disinformation and lies about how things are functioning.
It is hard to explain because on the outside depressed people seem to function and give little clue to outsiders (unlike other mental ilnesses) and to the victim of the halluciantions.
The halluciantions are not bold as in psychopathy or even manics, but extremely refined and often leave things like morals and concience intact or even enhance them.
I also think that depression will come out to be part of the most difficult mental problems to be solved by the professionals, it is even harder to look in for outsiders than to penetrate from the inside out for the victims.
I wish for all vitims of depression that moment of clarity and insight, to be able to escape that horrible halluciantion prison that was created by their own mind.