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  1. I mean we also dont move much anymore for a creature that evolved to move to survive and me move away from our families for our jobs. These seem like they could be bug factors

  2. Your culture is toxic. Social media is an easy scapegoat but its your way of life that's the biggest problem, in addition to the breakdown of the family which provides the foundation of a healthy society.

  3. Ive never met a psychologist that was interested in what I was saying.. And please dont tell me its not easy to find the right one.. its impossible. Its the systems problem. Too many patients, not enough time. U feel like on an assembly line
    as a patient. So actually seeking help can worsen ur circumstances dramatically because u get the feeling of i tried to seek help and it doesnt work..

  4. Hilarious. all of these things are pointing to systemic social contract that hasn't been fulfilled – and that is we work to hard for too little. so the question that everyone NEEDS TO ASK THEMSELVES IS WHAT IS VALUABLE?

  5. M8… Life just sucks and we are getting closer and closer to being the work slaves of the rich Elite once again. Begging for being allowed to live in a dirty single room apartment.

  6. I've lived both sides of the last two centuries and it was better on the other side.

    I can write an entire book on the lists of things deliberately making one stressed and beaten down today that didn't even exist when I was a kid.

    Even chip packets don't open as they use too. That's just one tiny thing. I can't turn around in my own home without some senseless stupid thing stressing me out. To that the world just screams 'disorder' mmm nope. Try not making everything infuriating and of utterly poor quality. For just starters.

    (*These are just some trivial reasons many are more overwhelmed than ever before. I couldn't fit in the more serious ones.)

    Another is how this is posted for the world to view and I bet if I get any reply at all – if it's not randomly deleted for no reason – it'll probably only be a troll reply.

    Constant unwanted fake, mean and violent content slammed into us from valgur adds on streaming sites and on YouTube itself. Type in something innocent and you'll get an abrupt slap in the face of something sick.

    So we are more alone, unhelped, stressed and left completely unable to do a dam thing about it. Watch our lives needlessly waste away….

    These are just a few reasons why many are having more mental health issues than ever.

  7. Yeah, its hard to stay positive when everything is so bad. Its fine to not worry about but as a minority its important to stay up on the news. We dont have the luxury to ignore the world

  8. I heard a very interesting quote from my priest about the struggles of today and to keep it short. He said that nowadays this day and age we are living like the queens and kings up in castles hundreds of years ago and we don’t know what to do with ourselves. He did touch on some other topics like technology making things too easy for daily life and negative secular promotion of culture that we see today. But that quote about how the every day Joe is living like a king and doesn’t know what to do with himself now just sticks with me

  9. I disagree. It's isolation. If you were well connected, and thriving socially, technology wouldn't effect you much nor would you be on it to such extent. He's hyperbolizing and hypothesizing. Isolation however, does cause mental illness. That's proven. Your life expectancy also goes down. Should be obvious but Americans don't really seem to acknowledge it, which further worsens the problem.
    If you have doubts… the growing homeless population (most with serious mental health issues) on the street are not there because of tick tock or Instagram… yes, you can say drugs… but the root cause is weak social networks, lack of family or dysfunctional family and if any "friends", bad influences. That's the root issue. People don't wake up one day and decide to do fentanyl for no reason… but if you're isolated and feeling unloved that's plenty of reason (especially if you're going through a hard time… which happens to everyone btw).

  10. Yes social media is made to be addictive via anger ofc its deleterious.

    But "there may be other things going on" is ridiculous. Idk imperial countries doing infinite genocide wars and tearing up the earth into concrete track marks while we all ride around on exploding vibrating missiles and everything in their viscinity dies might be having a negative effect possibly

  11. I mean yeah, but theres something else you could do to help mental health problems massively. Remember, theres also the fact that the USA doest have a universal health care system, which objectively leads to poorer average healthcare outcomes. It also cuts the US government way more money to have the current health care system that a universal healthcare system, something most Americans don't know (it costs the US far more money per capita than either the UK or Canada, and it has worse healthcare outcomes due to this). Not only does this negatively impact mental health, but the knock on effect is a higher crime rate (mental health obviously contributes to this, along with the fact that it contributes to the USA's terrible poverty rate, which is worse than nearly every other western nation, and poverty breeds crime)

  12. I think these issues were around long before social media it was just nobody spoke about their issues. I'm not saying social media is good but I don't believe it's the root.

  13. It's not negative impact of technology. It's terrible impact of mentally struggling people receiving a tool they're ill equipped to use in a healthy manner.

    Technology is to people who struggle internally, what nuts are to a person with nuts intolerance or worse allergy.

    Technology is just another catalyst that increases the visibility and impact of a pre-existing problem.

    People have been awfully abusive towards each other for a very long time, with peaking abuse in some times. And we went and gave a lot of humans…

    a) the means to notice they are not alone with their struggle, allas validating that ist not OK and not sth. to quietly survive!

    b) the means to self-report their problem and increase the visibility to the people who gather the information in order to make claims about how much DOCUMENTED mental illness we're currently aware of

    c) the means to harm themselves more. Because mental illness gets worse when exposed to equally ill people vs. access to a bunch of people who are all shamed into pretending they're OK, with some failing their "speak ability check".

    When I hear we see higher numbers, then I hear "thank goodness, we have finally stopped dissociating from this problem that won't go anywhere before it's seen and then sorted!

    Seriously the price of abuse has always been horrendous. And peak abuse time has always put generations into mental health debt. But we live in a still rather sexistic global community, so not naming the mental health price of stuff is the norm. We can name the price of a working male person in numbers. We can't for working women or non-binary people. We can name how many people of currently what qualification work in a country. We don't know anything about their physical health state, never mind mental. "If there's no diagnosis tag, then there's no problem" 🥹

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