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That's not true (your 2nd paragraph), and I speak from experience (of course, i cant speak for everyone. There is a saying that "happiness is a state of mind,
by NhanH 11y ago
That's not true (your 2nd paragraph), and I speak from experience (of course, i cant speak for everyone.
There is a saying that "happiness is a state of mind, not a state of thing". There are always things to strive for, regrets to be had, if not merely because there are not enough time in the world.
Learning to be content with oneself? I was talking to a friend lately that told me "we (as in me and him) only keep living because we believe the future will get better". If you tell us to accept who we are yadda yadda... you can follow the conclusion.
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- DanBC 11y agoYou keep saying "many", despite being asked to back it up with something better than anecdote. I talk to plenty of people with a clinical diagnosis of depression (of all severities - some use self guided CBT from a computer; some use face to face CBT; some people were detained against their will in hospital; one or two even had ECT.) If we're trading anecdotes most of these people did not have situational depression.