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TheAbcedarian t1_j7d74fu wrote

It’s the class-war, perpetrated by Forbes and their ilk, that have driven mental health to the breaking point.

Everyone knows it too and the ruling-classes are terrified.

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mhornberger t1_j7d053n wrote

A lot of people gained weight or started drinking or smoking too much during the pandemic. Though home gym gear was also sold out, so that seems to have been a bi-modal issue. Everyone either got more fit or got more fat.

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clairem208 t1_j7gmra3 wrote

How is this a relevant data is beautiful post?

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ismaelsow OP t1_j7gnh3q wrote

There’s an interesting chart in the source article (imho) but unfortunately it doesn’t show up in the link preview :)

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Sweeeet_Chin_Music t1_j7dece3 wrote

These Gen Zs who keep talking about mental health have no idea what mental health is.

Feeling alone, depressed, like a loser etc are legitimately good feelings to have as long as you have a reason to feel that way.

Gen Zs think a person with good mental health will never feel sorrow. It's not like that.

Also, how can your resolution be "I'll work on my mental health?"

You just read more books, look at other people's sorrows, read inspirational stories, spend time with your family, put relationship above "good sex", work on your relationships rather than just quitting someone saying he or she is "toxic"... Get a promotion at work, run a mile and then more, eat healthy, develop hobbies, have goals and stay busy and you'd be fine.

But Gen Zs wouldn't do any of that... They would just work on their mental health. And then they'll come online and talk about trans rights in a discussion forum about debt ceiling... Why? Because that's all they know to talk about.

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SporkofVengeance t1_j7ezn0d wrote

“The mythical people in my head are bad people. Thinking this way is fine.”

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