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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by wobbles » Thu Nov 10, 2011 11:35 pm

Mr Hyde wrote:perhaps I should have added a :roll: or something, I was being sarcastic, something that doesn't translate too well in text!
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by Mr Hyde » Thu Nov 10, 2011 11:39 pm

wobbles wrote:
Mr Hyde wrote:perhaps I should have added a :roll: or something, I was being sarcastic, something that doesn't translate too well in text!
no, sarcasm fully detected
u misread
ah right :Q: it would be good if text had a sarcasm sort of font- like italics but slanting backwards or something. or even just a punctuation mark like a backwards ?

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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by wobbles » Thu Nov 10, 2011 11:45 pm

no way the cool thing about sarcasm is confusing the shit out of people who dont get it
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by oprs » Thu Nov 10, 2011 11:46 pm

i dun get et, i guess im depressed nao :( thanks sarcism on ze interwebs
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by Mr Hyde » Thu Nov 10, 2011 11:47 pm

wobbles wrote:no way the cool thing about sarcasm is confusing the shit about of people who dont get it
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by butter_man » Fri Nov 11, 2011 1:43 am

wobbles wrote:no way the cool thing about depression is confusing the shit out of people who dont get it
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by JBoy » Fri Nov 11, 2011 10:21 am

My point is though some people can suffer constant trauma and still remain positive, other peoples goldfish will die and they'll be depressed for months. Does that mean some people are more succeptible to mental illness or are they just being pathetic??

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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by Mr Hyde » Fri Nov 11, 2011 10:32 am

JBoy wrote:My point is though some people can suffer constant trauma and still remain positive, other peoples goldfish will die and they'll be depressed for months. Does that mean some people are more succeptible to mental illness or are they just being pathetic??

Its not like everyone living through constant trauma remains positive though, there are still suicides and depression in places where people struggle to survive.

If someone really is depressed for months about a goldfish death then they probably are susceptible to a certain degree of mental illness.

Clearly some people are better at remaining positive than others, just needs a bit of empathy to understand that, 'snap out of it, there are people worse off than you' doesnt really cut it.

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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by JBoy » Fri Nov 11, 2011 10:35 am

Mr Hyde wrote:
JBoy wrote:My point is though some people can suffer constant trauma and still remain positive, other peoples goldfish will die and they'll be depressed for months. Does that mean some people are more succeptible to mental illness or are they just being pathetic??

Its not like everyone living through constant trauma remains positive though, there are still suicides and depression in places where people struggle to survive.

If someone really is depressed for months about a goldfish death then they probably are susceptible to a certain degree of mental illness.

Clearly some people are better at remaining positive than others, just needs a bit of empathy to understand that, 'snap out of it, there are people worse off than you' doesnt really cut it.
Yeah fair point, i suppose everyone is different after all.

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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by fassyman » Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:11 am

i read somthing in metro today about how african children living in slums are generally happier than western kids...


iunno what my point is but it seemed kinda relevant lol
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by Electric_Head » Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:15 am

fassyman wrote:i read somthing in metro today about how african children living in slums are generally happier than western kids...


iunno what my point is but it seemed kinda relevant lol
you joke but in all seriousness they do came across as more happy.
However if you actually go into their homes lives n what not, they`re actually not happy.
They know how to find happiness in the smallest things.
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by JBoy » Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:21 am

Electric_Head wrote:
fassyman wrote:i read somthing in metro today about how african children living in slums are generally happier than western kids...


iunno what my point is but it seemed kinda relevant lol
you joke but in all seriousness they do came across as more happy.
However if you actually go into their homes lives n what not, they`re actually not happy.
They know how to find happiness in the smallest things.
Thats it exactly. Take note depression heads.

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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by Genevieve » Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:26 am

People with major depression have a physically different brain. Both people with bipolar disorder and major unipolar depression share genes with people with schizophrenia. You're not gonna tell those people to just 'snap out of it' and stop hearing voices, are you?

It's got nothing to do with 'thinking', it's about perception. Your perception of reality is literally different. You can't tell someone in hell to start behaving like someone in heaven. Imagine yourself waking up in a world of misery and despair for a few months and then have people telling you 'to snap out of it' and 'go on with your life'.. What life? Life in this ugly world where everything is ugly and all people are hateful?
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by Electric_Head » Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:29 am

get yourself an old car tire ex the rims and 2 sticks, roll the fucker down the road.
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by Genevieve » Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:32 am

JBoy wrote:
Electric_Head wrote:
fassyman wrote:i read somthing in metro today about how african children living in slums are generally happier than western kids...


iunno what my point is but it seemed kinda relevant lol
you joke but in all seriousness they do came across as more happy.
However if you actually go into their homes lives n what not, they`re actually not happy.
They know how to find happiness in the smallest things.
Thats it exactly. Take note depression heads.
It's like telling someone who is psychotic so stop worrying because the voices inside their head aren't real.

'What? But you didn't actually kill your best friend! It's all in your head; these people, though, in Africa, boy, their life really sucks, it's not just inside their heads, they struggle to feed themselves, you? You just hear a bunch of voices. Snap out of it, you pansy'

Here's a good one; people with depression fucking hate themselves for being depressed. For being so well off while thousands of people die of hunger every day and they can't find a shred of happiness in their own miserable lives.
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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by JBoy » Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:32 am

Electric_Head wrote:get yourself an old car tire ex the rims and 2 sticks, roll the fucker down the road.
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You see?!?!? some people just dont know how lucky they are!!!

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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by Electric_Head » Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:33 am

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Re: depression and the artistic mind

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Re: depression and the artistic mind

Post by Genevieve » Fri Nov 11, 2011 11:36 am

Electric_Head wrote:get yourself an old car tire ex the rims and 2 sticks, roll the fucker down the road.
That's stupid. You can't compare modern western standards of entertainment to those of Africans who literally don't grow up with shit. Yeah, we're spoiled and we can't find fun in that shit, it's because we grow up in a society where video games are the equivalent of tires and sticks.

"Playing.. with.. rocks? How lame. I've got tires and a stick, what kind of knucklewalking troglodyte can enjoy themselves with a some fucking rocks?
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