Speaking of, Olive Kitteridge is a great example of how to deal with depression without medication and a showcase of people who think they're depressed though they're not. Watch it!
Imagine five little English Bruce Springsteens in check shirts, jeans and T-shirts, fists aloft, roaring declarations of lusty young love in the back of an open top car driving through the American heartland.
That rather strange image popped into my head whilst listening to Steal My Girl
Um, this is true and not sig-worthy It was about Lady Gaga not actually being mentally ill. Too many doctors rushing to write a prescription and too many weak, overmedicated people running around.
Ofc if you disagree with me then that means you believe Lady Gaga is actually mentally ill. So why are you making fun of a mentally ill person in your avatar? Dumb, inconsistent ****s trying so hard to come off as "good" and PC on topics like mental illness, when your actions show you're all awful, evil people like me...so drop the act.
Did you scroll through Trent's "Gaga: Brave or Weak" mental illness thread?
The "good," "innocent," "PC" members start coming for my throat on page three.
Why did my head decide to put Shake the rest of weight Off on replay? It's days like these when I wish I had Britney's (non-existing) span of attention.
Did you scroll through Trent's "Gaga: Brave or Weak" mental illness thread?
The "good," "innocent," "PC" members start coming for my throat on page three.
...Vin
You are completely right tho. These tumblr kids get on my nerves
Truth is people nowadays are quick to jump to conclusions concerning their mental health. They read too much into what self-proclaimed internet doctors on advice forums tell them. Depression is no taboo issue anymore since media started spreading awareness on celebrity suicides due to mental illnessess in the past decade. It's a coin with two sides: people can now openly talk about their depression without being smiled at but like only half of them really suffer from depression.
It was about Lady Gaga not actually being mentally ill. Too many doctors rushing to write a prescription and too many weak, overmedicated people running around. 
