I guess I also need to add something else that should be common sense:
Someone being an entertainer, etc who you view as popular?
That doesn't mean they don't struggle with mental health. That doesn't mean they can't be depressed.
Someone being an entertainer, etc who you view as popular?
That doesn't mean they don't struggle with mental health. That doesn't mean they can't be depressed.
https://twitter.com/TheOperaGeek/status/1338548780589850627
It doesn't mean they can't have bad things happening in their lives that YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT BECAUSE EVERY TIME, ALWAYS, SOMEONE SHOWS UP WITH "oh, yeah, I'd LOVE to have YOUR problems, you should try having REAL people problems."
Just freaking don't.
Just freaking don't.
You have no idea how hard it is to be open about their mental health, problems, etc, esp if they've garnered a larger socials following.
Because always, ALWAYS there is someone judging you, who feels the need to tell you you don't have the right or any reason to have said issues
Because always, ALWAYS there is someone judging you, who feels the need to tell you you don't have the right or any reason to have said issues
No.
The person who doesn't have the right in this conversation is the one telling another human being that they are there to perform on command, and then be put back on the shelf until the next time. Not to be thought of as a person. Just a thing.
The person who doesn't have the right in this conversation is the one telling another human being that they are there to perform on command, and then be put back on the shelf until the next time. Not to be thought of as a person. Just a thing.
So anyway, don't do that, and if you do, don't give me or anyone the surprised pikachu face when you get blasted for it.
End of story.
End of story.
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