Someone asked me, why do depressed people want to die but tell others?
I think this question is very strange. If he told others that he wanted to end his life, it would be considered false. If he didn't tell others, then until the last moment, people would regret that he did not receive care during his lifetime.
Whenever someone leaves, the popular comment must be the saying "When you die, everyone starts to love you." The reason why I express these shameful thoughts is obviously to ask for help, but everyone has forgotten one thing. Depressed people are also human beings. They also have the desire to survive and the instinct of fear. They have also been afraid or are afraid that they will really leave!
But this kind of request is always misunderstood, discriminated against, and reviled by the world, saying that they are hypocritical and cowardly. Even the ashes of the anchor who died of depression some time ago were used to match the marriage in secret. How ridiculous this is.
Do you think you are just typing a few words on the keyboard that are rich in truth? No, you are exploiting them a little bit, okay? It is easy to find such a glimmer of light in the cracks. They are disappointed and put the last passerby on the real person. Why do you have to wait until the worst outcome happens before you are willing to respond to this persistent trust?
They want to leave because the disease of depression disrupts their thinking. This kind of solidified negative thinking can be treated and then get better. They are struggling hard to get out of the quagmire. If they don't understand, please use less sarcastic words and don't kick them back into the quagmire. After all, medicine can cure diseases. But it cannot cure people's hearts.
