I like how you just have this quote readily available

that's quite tragic, sorry to hear that, I'm glad you recovered and are doing well.

But that has little to do with the post.

ur gona make me cry, this was so helpful thanks 🥺I really appreciate it

I apologize, I'm not assuming to know anything about your path in life.

perhaps I meant, you should be grateful instead that your brain perseveres. And can handle that sort of load.

that's the most important skill to have. It allows the wonderful growth of every other trait.

my brain lacks that capacity, so I'm on the road to recovery.

any tips or tricks for someone feeling similar?

I get stressed out thinking about even calling my doctor.

then you should be grateful you had parents that encouraged you to persevere.

not everyone was so lucky.

exactly it comes across as tone deaf imo

"let them eat cake"

that's the problem in america, people have to make a choice.

homeless and miserable or employed and miserable.

it doesnt help that there is a war going on between employers and emplyess.

or that mental health centers are backed up for months, some years.

thankfully mental health apps offer a bundle of features that were helpful to me.

like you said, its important to put in the work for the life you want. Honestly this is abetter quote than the one op posted.

my point is that the quote from op is a nice sentiment, sure.

but it has the same tone deafness as "let them eat cake" I'd argue.

tell that to the inflation rate!

100 percent.

a study showed that there was a more important trait than IQ at predicting success in children.

that trait is classic perseverance.

thank you for sharing.

then just get a job ya hippie

/s

I'm on the spectrum, I think, so I hear this alot

this quote is nice, but american politics have decided their priorities, mental health is not one of them.

I get what it means, if its stressing you out too much dont do it.

but that implies that stress is bad.

There is good stress and bad stress.

this is the core of mental health, trying to find the balance between overfeeling or underfeeling.

some numbers I found.

if I recall were at 40 school mass shootings this year.

55 percent of people that need mental health treatment dont get it.

80 percent of people with autism dont get treatment.

if you ever think ifs bad living with someone like that, they feel 10x worse 😔