Embracing Depression

"We are all bitches, but some of us are watching the stars." - Oscar Wilde Perhaps because it is a selfish illness I think that it is necessary to write about depression. It penetrates every gap in human life; it refuses to be ignored and is downgraded to an invisible horn. I already understand the relationship with this disease, so I may be writing this article. Perhaps now it is ready to stop the curse of depression and start accepting it.

Depression leads to deeper self-questions. Indeed, it is in this depression that we are likely to ask ourselves important questions. Do you want to know how to solve depression? Let's accept it and let it consume you, let it change your identity. Otherwise, you will always find yourself on the same boat. Every year, 3 million people are "diagnosed" with depression. 3 million ordinary people may suffer from brain diseases in their lives. I think there are many people who have experienced it. I think this is the majority of the population. People are not satisfied with their lives in their daily lives.

It is commonly imagined that patients with depression are isolated and recovering. However, a lot of people accept the depression of the smile. These people always laugh at the smile and use it as a defense mechanism to deny their real emotions. But behind the mask, deeper inside, they are fighting for the air. They did not suggest their problems to the outside world. Do not let me define you in depression. Even though society often insults people who are affected, please do not let others alleviate your illness. It is tagged in your life for a while. Believing that your depression defines you, it will produce despair and weakness. You need to know that you have the natural possibilities to fight it.