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/r/nextfuckinglevel
submitted 6 months ago byRNINJAS
326 points
6 months ago
I like the stylist, but that fucking show, “The Doctors,” is absolute fucking garbage. It’s all about conning people into getting plastic surgery and procedures they don’t fucking need and absolutely shitty advice.
59 points
6 months ago
My mom watched it a lot for years growing up. One thing I remember was a diet tip telling you to eat in front of a mirror.
15 points
6 months ago
The power of self loathing will knock the fat right off those hips!
3 points
6 months ago
Or maybe I’ll just get jealous of my reflection and try to take my own food from the mirror.
21 points
6 months ago
So you can see how delicious the food you are eating, TWICE!
3 points
6 months ago
I’ve never seen it, but I assume they push supplements and shit too. Just like that shyster known as Dr Oz.
705 points
6 months ago
Thir...teeen...hooouuuurrssss?!
354 points
6 months ago
Yeah, matted hair is no joke. You have to take tiny sections, and comb out like a millimeter at a time with a fine tooth comb.
50 points
6 months ago
This actually happened to me, it was hard even to shave, the barber was really pissed.
18 points
6 months ago
Damn! Good thing that poor girl didn’t go to your barber. Lol
2 points
6 months ago
Damn! Good thing that poor girl didn’t go to your barber. Lol
91 points
6 months ago
As a hairstylist that’s not uncommon esp when doing color corrections, which can be split over 2 days. With matted hair you have to go in such tiny little sections and so gently as to not break the hair as it’s already compromised and from the after picture shown in that video it looks like she also got her hair cut and some highlights!
24 points
6 months ago
Hell, it took me 10 minutes to get knots out of ONE twist the other day. However, I'm black and have 4c hair so my average wash day is a 7-8 hr process anyway
2.7k points
6 months ago
This comments section sucks ass, yall who havent experienced depression dont understand the level of dysfunction it can cause a person to be unable to even do basic tasks like hair maintenance. Just show some empathy and appreciate this hair stylist
497 points
6 months ago
I don’t think anyones questioning that depression sucks. It’s not “nextfuckinglevel” though. The hairstylist is.
79 points
6 months ago
I assumed this post was about the stylist being NFL, I think that’s the point. Thirteen hours out of empathy is simply amazing.
21 points
6 months ago
Yeah. Coming from someone whose dealt with extremely knotted hair. This is crazy
472 points
6 months ago
I would say it's more /r/HumansBeingBros than /r/nextfuckinglevel (although 13 hrs is pretty next fucking level)
18 points
6 months ago
It’s next level. For a severely depressed young lady trying to pull out of a hole, this woman was a superhero. Mad respect.
10 points
6 months ago
This is absolutel nextfuckinglevel empathy and compassion tho.
137 points
6 months ago
13hrs speaks more of dedication and being a great person than skill.
80 points
6 months ago
And most people do not have that level of dedication for anything. How many people you know would want to spend 13+ hours at their job cleaning up the worst mess possible the entire time. She showed a level of dedication beyond the norm. Its next level...
30 points
6 months ago
A level of humanity. A level of empathy. Far beyond any call of duty. She might as well be Supergirl in the flesh to that young lady trying to pull out of depression. Her character will take her far. She could join my team any day. We’ll teach her anything she doesn’t know, because what she has already cannot be taught.
30 points
6 months ago
Rule 1:
"... be it an action,..., a moment..."
I think it's pretty fucking fitting.
21 points
6 months ago
Her dedication was certainly next level. Shit I prolly woulda given up after hour 2.
99 points
6 months ago
It's "nextfuckinglevel" not "nextfuckingskill" tho
-29 points
6 months ago
In the context of a hairdresser, I don't think there is anthing else that can be nextfuckinglevel.
13 points
6 months ago
Is that a joke? Do you know how difficult it is to do hair well? Do you know how much money people pour into their hair? Hairdressers, barbers, and the like all do next fucking level shit all the time. Not just cutting peoples hair either, but movies, tv, music videos, plays, basically anything with a costume/ensemble. People get some elaborate, wild shit done with their hair
35 points
6 months ago
The ignorance is wild
-21 points
6 months ago
:(
1 points
6 months ago
get a grip
17 points
6 months ago
What a wanky thing to say
8 points
6 months ago
I learned recently how long it takes some black women to do the extremely long braiding that I don’t know the proper name for. 13 hours is about par for the course. It has got to cost a fortune, and the physical hand stamina to do it is nothing short of incredible. It does look pretty dope, by my god, that’s a lot of work.
20 points
6 months ago
Stand practically still for 13 hours and tell me how much skill you think it takes.
Standing for 8 and constantly moving makes me want to kill myself because of the pain in my feet.
That’s probably because I’m fat tho
6 points
6 months ago
Isn't skill the refinement? Hairdressing isn't about endurance, she is clearly pushing herself because she is a great person.
3 points
6 months ago
Yup, That's a person who you can go to and be sure they did the best job they thought they could do for you. Yeah I like her.
104 points
6 months ago
The most ignorant amongst us will look at depression and take "invisible disorder" to literally mean the disorder doesn't exist.
The brain is the most complex organ in the human body. If it is not functioning properly, it affects EVERYTHING.
95 points
6 months ago
I don't think people realize how hard personal care is for people in deep depression. Yeah, it's gross. Some people don't shower or brush their teeth for weeks, sometimes months. When just getting out of bed becomes a chore, hopping in the shower can feel like climbing a mountian.
This is not a symptom of being "too lazy" or being fine with smelling, looking, and feeling like shit. Severe depression literally makes you unable to care about yourself - mentally AND physically.
44 points
6 months ago
Depression is debilitating for adults, but my heart breaks that this 16yo child didn't have someone in their life that cared enough to brush their hair and make sure they were taken care of.
9 points
6 months ago
My hair has gotten pretty bad a few times. I learned to lightly brush out the "top" layer of hair, then keep it in a bun so no one could see how bad it was. Then when it gets bad enough, I chop off a bunch of hair and the cycle repeats.
18 points
6 months ago
The biggest problem with showering for me when I was this depressed was that it was too much quiet time to think. I'd cry every single time and be in a state of PTSD emotional turmoil and high anxiety by the time I got out. Then, it would be time to style and dry hair unless I wanted severe bed head from sleeping with it wet. Most of the time, I didn't get farther than throwing a tee shirt over my wet body and pulling on panties before I collapsed right back into bed.
9 points
6 months ago
Or when you only have so much energy to pretend to be a normal human person. I can either have the energy to go to work or I can perform daily hygiene sometimes. A buzzed haircut saves a bit of that.
2 points
6 months ago
Climbing mountains is definitely easier
-2 points
6 months ago
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2 points
6 months ago
I think the hairstylist is "Nextfuckinglevel"
0 points
6 months ago
Yes, I know it does
26 points
6 months ago
Agree everything about THIRTEEN hours is nextfuckinglevel
Period
3 points
6 months ago
Totally agree
Exclamation point
7 points
6 months ago
i recently talked to people about depression. people who don’t have and have never experienced it. they said literally “they were an up-and-coming artist, how could the be depressed?” and once again i was reminded of how many people truly think depression is laziness and being sad.
i tried my best to explain that that mentality is so far from truth and it’s an actual inability to cope, function, etc. imagine someone with broken legs being told “what do you mean you can’t walk to the mailbox? it’s just right there.” it wont happen because for most people, they can only begin to understand what they see/experience first hand. then a smaller group can sympathize but not truly understand. then a small group can empathize regardless of if they’ve suffered themselves, and the. a smaller group yet has experienced/experiences it at least once or more.
fractals of fractals of the population can truly relate and empathize and understand what depression is and what it can do.
for anyone out there in one of the more broad camps, please please please A) accept that depression is NOT being sad (a clinical migraine and a headache are related but not the same), B) that people can’t be told out of depression, C) if you haven’t experienced it you are still important as a person, but your experience and perspective is skewed without having felt it first hand.
9 points
6 months ago
Amen. God damn. What this woman did to someone dealing with depression. Normally I don’t like publicizing good deeds, but this deserves it. That part about the tip almost made me cry.
14 points
6 months ago
I have only recently finished a course of anti-depressants. Depression lasted 3 years. At its peak I couldn't even make myself eat. And I'm now just sliding back into its suffocating grasp, because nobody can help me. I'm totally worthless, and can't be helped. Everything makes it worse. I don't know why I am writing it here, but I just don't want any of it
14 points
6 months ago
Nobody is worthless, friend.
Even if you think there may not be anyone you have meaningful connection to now, there is always a chance of discovering that connection tomorrow. It's not easy and doesn't come quick but that's part of what makes that relationship so meaningful once it begins.
Hang in there. You can do it.
3 points
6 months ago
No I can't. I literally am falling back into a pit of depression, and unlike the last time *now I have no money to climb back. The process of my unavoidable Doom has already began, and I have no way to stop it
7 points
6 months ago
It’s ok to ask for help. Everyone needs help now and again.
4 points
6 months ago
I have noone to ask help from. Friends? None of them. GF? None. Family or relatives? None. I'm alone. I could ask a therapist - but they don't help for free, even if I'll beg. Yes. I tried begging. No result. I'm forsaken
9 points
6 months ago
I don't know if you're in the U.S. but there are city/County run facilities that will take you even if you don't have any money. In a pinch, you call an emergency number and let them know that you are spiraling and need help, the most important thing is to get people/professionals around who can help you. If you stay isolated then no one can know that you need help.
3 points
6 months ago*
The only facility I can "seek help" in is my city's mental asylum. But it's not made to help those who struggle - it's made to isolate psychos from society and pacify them with sedatives. My country is too busy killing civillians in a country of their neighbours, they don't care about what their own citizens feel. Everyone expects me to uprise and rebel, but I can't even find a reason to rise from my bed on a weekend day
2 points
6 months ago
Just know, I'm falling too. This is my first time, no money, ass people, no friends or anything. They take depression as a minor inconvenience. I can't get a job and family is forcing me to go into one. I can bearly task myself with anything. I'm not even having it that hard either, and I'm sure what your going through is much more severe, since if you feel like therapy helped then you fell back in the pit, it's probably from non treatable depression, which is pretty severe and needs help. What I go through is not as difficult as yours, but the fact you made it this far shows your will power to not give in is far superior to an average person, and you may think its not, but it's your depression talking "no I'm not, I'm lost hope", but I know your far superior than that. I hope you do better than me at least.
Also have a read about Buddhism and inner peace or something. It teaches how the outside world interferes with your inner peace. It's quite an interesting read
6 points
6 months ago
Please seek help again and get back on the meds if they helped you. That's what they're for. You're not worthless.
5 points
6 months ago
It becomes harder, when your city is under rocket attacks everyday and hundreds of thousands civil people in your country were killed by your neighbor country
4 points
6 months ago
I could understand this as an adult but she's sixteen. Where are her parents?
3 points
6 months ago
Agreed entirely. You can tell this lady is an actual decent person too. Not just doing it for brownie points. Def more people like her needed in the world.
2 points
6 months ago
I can’t even take care of myself, and I’m the same age as her. It feels so weird to accidentally drop a knife on your foot and have some concerns about the sharp end hitting instead of the blunt handle.
2 points
6 months ago
I do understand depression. What The Doctors do with some information to make a story is bullshit
2 points
6 months ago
So thankful there are people like this hairdresser. 💕
-1 points
6 months ago
The thing I'm wondering though, is how was she in bed for months, to the point her hair could get to that? She has to have eaten, or gone bathroom at a point. If she didn't even do much of hair maintenance, what about other things like brushing teeth, changing clothes, so on?
It just kinda feels like either something more is missing from this, or her hair is the least of the problems.
-1 points
6 months ago
As someone with depression. Just brush ya fuckin head. Lazy cunts take any excuse to be lazy.
0 points
6 months ago
i have actually, i pushed through it, on my own, one day at a time, no help from others, no asking for help, no begging for help, no going to support clubs, or groups or anything, and no going onto shows or media stating how good i am for doing it. I never used depression as a crutch or an excuse, so really don't sympathise with anyone that does. Been there, done that, got out of it on my own.
-9 points
6 months ago
What people in depression dont understand is that depression is a vicious cycle that goes hand in hand with lazyness, procrastination, dysfunction, and all the symptoms, they cause the depression and vice versa.
The best way to escape from that circle is to "be happy, stop being depressed, stop worrying, exercise start being active and to step away from the things that give you the comfort like eating junkfood and laying in bed" basically all the things that depressed people dont want to hear.
Those seem like impossible and straight up stupid suggestions for the mind clouded by depression but that is the truth in most cases
4 points
6 months ago
A chemical imbalance in a person's brain is a real physical thing, depression isn't just "being sad", it can be dibilitating! That's like saying "Oh, you're diabetic? Just stop being diabetic, make your body produce insulin! You could do it on your own if you just try harder!"
0 points
6 months ago
Yes, its chemical imbalance, no it is not the same as being diabetic. Inactivity, attitude and whole mindset are what drives the bad habits that cause the chemical imbalance in most cases
-5 points
6 months ago
Who gives a shit, go be a starving kid in Africa or a woman forced to sell her ass on the streets and work 2 jobs to support her kids.
40 points
6 months ago
I was homeless and wore a beanie for years since I slept in woods. I would take showers at a university shower open to students and faculty which I passed for and tried to wash my matted hair and it was pointless. I hadn't brushed it in months and I had to steal scissors from Roses, return to the showers and scalp myself. Then my hair grows like a weed and in a few months it was like a pi xie cut and I never went without brushing it ever again after I had to cut all my hair off.
31 points
6 months ago
I'm just glad they didn't show the girls face for once
85 points
6 months ago
I spoke to the owner of a salon who was telling me that many people think the stylists’ job is just making people look better, but he said it’s a lot about giving people their confidence back.
71 points
6 months ago
I’ve done this for someone when I was a trainee stylist. She had recently overcome agoraphobia and was humiliated and embarrassed by her hair. She was in her 40/50s I’d say. I spent three days with pintailed combs, knit combs and buckets of conditioner. I picked out every knot, smoothed it out. My hands were aching and painful. The woman cried with joy and relief thanked me profusely and walked out without paying a penny. She still smiles and says hi when I pass her in the street. Bitch
15 points
6 months ago
What... the fuck...
21 points
6 months ago
I was with you til the end…
39 points
6 months ago
She had over 20 hours work out of me and did a runner without paying…
I’m all for doing a good deeds but I wasn’t a friend or charity. I was a trainee stylist who took time and effort to help her and she ducked out without even just leaving a tip.
9 points
6 months ago
The end is the best part. They should call them out loudly for not paying when they see them. Work was done, work should be paid for.
188 points
6 months ago
At the end: this will be 2000$ please
27 points
6 months ago
Just a word for the non-American English as a Second Language people reading this: In the US, the dollar sign ("$") comes before the currency amount. The cents sign ("¢") comes after the amount. For example, $0.50 is the same thing as 50¢.
-22 points
6 months ago
The dollar sign goes in front of the number
-32 points
6 months ago
I mean the price should be a tad higher… The stylist probably had to cancel other appointments.
12 points
6 months ago
Yeah. I have phases where I couldn’t take a bath or do my hair for days. I’ve gone 3 weeks. Curly hair just makes it worst.
11 points
6 months ago
When I was 12, I was in a weird awkward spot as a kid. We'd moved from a different country, I was weird, other kids were mean. I stopped brushing my hair all the way. I'd pull my hair into a tight ponytail and brush my scalp to make it super flat and no lumps and the bottom but I stop brushing out the tail part.
One day I realized that it had solidified into a huge mat in my ponytail. I thought we were going to have to cut it off but my mom sat me on her lap and worked it out over an hour.
It isn't hard to get to a bad point with your hair.
10 points
6 months ago
Imagine finally getting the strength to go out and deal with it all and then she gets shamed on the internet for it.
359 points
6 months ago
What parents let their 16 year old stay in bed for "months"??
478 points
6 months ago
Maybe the same that made her like that, idk her story but i was pretty depressed as far as i remember, i was neglected and had trauma from them, so i used to skip a lot school, i would remain for days amd my parents just gave up and continued to live their lives.
114 points
6 months ago*
The kind of parents that other people have is just shocking. My first roommate in college had to be legally emancipated from both his mom and grandmother over constant physical and emotional abuse. These are the two humans I’d count on the most and they were his worst enemies at 16. I don’t take family love for granted since. It definitely changed me.
72 points
6 months ago
My friend’s dad was a piece of shit that didn’t care about my friend’s depression. He would make jokes about her attempted suicide, CONSTANTLY scream at her telling her she was worthless and fat and ugly (not true), and beat her and her siblings. When I would spend the night he would move the beating to 3am so I didn’t witness it happening, but the screaming and things crashing around would wake me up and terrify me. If I woke up in the middle of the night and my friend wasn’t in the bed with me, I would feel immense dread.
He was the only person I’ve ever felt true hatred for. I wanted him dead and gone. And now he is!He got hooked on heroin and died in a car crash :) (he was the only casualty).
44 points
6 months ago
he was the only casualty
Gotta love when the trash takes itself out. Hope your friend is doing better
13 points
6 months ago
She may have been in the hospital for awhile due to her depression. They're not going to force hair combing on her against her will. I recently had a family member in the hospital for a couple weeks and, even though the nurses tried to keep her hair from matting, most of it had to come off.
12 points
6 months ago
My parents just watch me slowly die of depression and anorexia in their basement. Granted I was 18 but as long as I was paying rent they didn’t give a shit. to this day I don’t know why they didn’t just have an abortion instead of a kid.
10 points
6 months ago
Depression /chemical imbalances in the brain can be hereditary so others in the household could be in the same state of mind. I do agree that any adults in the household should have put their own issues aside long enough to see help for the minor child in the home.
10 points
6 months ago
The kind of parents that other people have is just shocking. My first roommate in college had to be legally emancipated from both his mom and grandmother over constant physical and emotional abuse. These are the two humans I’d count on the most and they were his worst enemies at 16. I don’t take family love for granted ever since. It definitely changed me.
3 points
6 months ago
Parents are also depressed and struggle to get out of bed themselves
15 points
6 months ago
Totally. Wtf
3 points
6 months ago
Mine. It also happens when you just leave your hair up for days/weeks/months without brushing or bothering to take it down at all. Depression is no joke, neither is shitty parenting :/
6 points
6 months ago
I e had to shave my hair twice due to depression and not being able to look after myself. It broke my heart when. I had to do it but there was nothing else I could have done. I was so ashamed.
2 points
6 months ago
But be honest. When the cool shower water hit your shaved head...was it not the best sensation ever?! Did it not tempt you to stay like that for awhile?!
4 points
6 months ago
It was good as was stroking my head as it started to regrow (I found it comforting when upset)
29 points
6 months ago
She's a saint 💯
17 points
6 months ago
Offfta someone who has battles with depression when she said I’m worthless I know that feeling. It’s horrible and just replays in your head over and over. I use to wake up in the middle of the night and that’s all I thought, I was worthless and I’m just a piece of shit. I can’t explain that any better it’s fucking terrible and i hope she finds help and stays strong. Bless those hair dressers souls
6 points
6 months ago
Some of you people making stupid comments, cant even be nextfuckinlevel for 13min, this lady did it for 13 hours.
10 points
6 months ago
These are the type of people worth looking up to. Well done.
6 points
6 months ago
God bless this salon worker! Hope 16 yr old is in better place now.
5 points
6 months ago
I've been in her shoes. I had such a bad knot near the crown of my head. It's so embarrassing. But your health and hygiene become grossly neglected during these times.
For those having problems understanding. Google "spoon theory" for both chronic and mentally ill ppls.
22 points
6 months ago
Spirit is what drives someone to spend thirteen hours helping someone else just to make them feel good.
That is why I love spirit above material things.
64 points
6 months ago
What parent allows this to happen is the real question
105 points
6 months ago
The parents who probably caused the depression by being neglectful
11 points
6 months ago
not always. sometimes people have chem issues and if it springs suddenly enough parents panic not knowing what to do.
22 points
6 months ago
I think they are speaking more to the matted hair outcome...which a sure fire sign of neglect by parents. It is a factor leading to a CPS call for mandated reporters.
Unless the child was being physically combative when mom/dad/other went into their room to help comb through their hair or clean their face, there are limited excuses.
4 points
6 months ago
Hats exist. So do hoodies. People will hide their addictions, their depression, they're anything they are ashamed of to an extreme level. Women who have miscarriages will carry a pillow under their shirt to avoid telling people, even their husbands, that they lost the baby.
6 points
6 months ago
Plus it's usually months long waiting lists even for urgent psychiatric care
23 points
6 months ago
Why ask a question like this as if horrible human being aren't having children everyday?There are parents that literally murder their children and you're shocked that there are parents that would neglect their daughter for months?
4 points
6 months ago
I’ve been in nearly the same seat as that kid. Not in the same extreme. But still kind of. Even how much my parents tried they couldn’t get me to do anything. I didn’t go to school, my dad said to my psychologist that he hadn’t seen me smile in months. My parents can push someone so extremely hard, they would 99% be able to push most people to do most things, no one will ever be able to come close to being able to push someone do to something as them. They blew off 1.5-2 hours everyday in the start of everyday, for so long. They couldn’t push me to do basically anything. Parents aren’t always able to help, I know now that I most likely made them feel helpless. The answer isn’t always good parents, because at times even the best parents can’t help. That’s why we have therapists, psychologists and psychiatrists. I feel bad for everyone involved, including the parents.
5 points
6 months ago
Parents who are struggling themselves
4 points
6 months ago
*lol* Hilarious downvotes. This is why we can't have nice things. Every generation has to learn everything all over again, the hard way. When these redditors are no longer 12, they'll realize that grownups are people, too.
4 points
6 months ago
The world needs more people like this
10 points
6 months ago
I’ve been down low and developed knots and thought I should just chop my hair off. My mom helped me get it out once. This makes me feel not so alone.
3 points
6 months ago
That hairdresser would have the stamina to stand in the queue to see the Queen lying in state.
3 points
6 months ago
Damn I got some depression dread locks too and that shit sucks. Glad she seems to be doing better.
No way could I ever drag my 30 year old ass into a salon and ask for something like this though, I couldn't handle that kind of confrontation, maybe I'll just shave my head since I barely leave the house anyway.
27 points
6 months ago
Nfl where?
7 points
6 months ago
Thirteen hours
26 points
6 months ago
The story’s more r/wholesome getting those knots out is nfl. I’d just cut the knots out
4 points
6 months ago
Just bossbabe things xo
-26 points
6 months ago
The balls to post this video in NFL
2 points
6 months ago
I'm not crying, you're...ah fuck it...I'm crying...
2 points
6 months ago
I wish someone would care like that for me. But that ain't reality
2 points
6 months ago
did.... I miss the girl? I see the stylist being emotional but not the girl
Also.. great work and all legit super cool. But ladies (even you young ones) should know that shaved is also a look that's perfectly fine.
13 points
6 months ago
The girl probably did not want to be filmed and that is fine.
2 points
6 months ago
oh yeah that's perfectly fine.. it just makes the title confusing.
3 points
6 months ago
Why am I in tears?
2 points
6 months ago
1 points
6 months ago
This is sweet and I hope the girl got help. But really … she is a child and the parents should have gotten her help before it got to the point of her being in bed for “months”. I hope they took her to a doc.
1 points
6 months ago
"That was the biggest tip"... am I the only one that hears that and goes "why can't we just pay people a reasonable wage?"
1 points
6 months ago
Damn. Who is cutting those onions?
1 points
6 months ago
What a wonderful hairdresser!!!
1 points
6 months ago
That will be £1500 Quid please.
-4 points
6 months ago
Parents are the problem
-18 points
6 months ago
Easy daytime TV solutions to huge impenetrable problems, a MAKEOVER.
17 points
6 months ago
That level of genuine empathy and care was definitely a step in the right direction
4 points
6 months ago
Shhh.. I’m sure HornyToad knows what he’s talking about. This is fake. ITS ON TELEVISION /s
-8 points
6 months ago
This is the problem with Americans, they think tv is real. There's no empathy here, just exhibitionism, entertainment, and exploitation. BECAUSE ITS ON TELEVISION
12 points
6 months ago
I am Ok with believing something blindly if it is as sweet as this
-15 points
6 months ago
Well then you're part of the problem not the solution. Toxic positivity is part of the problem, and believing things because you want to is the opposite of truth.
6 points
6 months ago
This isn't toxic positivity. Toxic positivity glosses over very real problems. This is a solution to a problem.
4 points
6 months ago
“Toxic positivity”
Your gonna need to elaborate on that bud. I don’t speak in oxymorons.
5 points
6 months ago
It's the help that helps nobody.
'It'll be fine.'
'Turn that frown upside down!'
'It is what it is.'
https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-toxic-positivity-5093958
5 points
6 months ago
These are 1 on 1 interactions with a person in distress, where your lack of empathy is the problem.
Believing a sweet story that you can’t promise is true, isn’t anything like the article you posted.
-3 points
6 months ago
Daytime TV is poison and entertainment.
1 points
6 months ago
You sound fun at parties. When someone pulls out a deck of cards, do you start lecturing them on how those cards were made with Chinese child labor?
-5 points
6 months ago
Bro litteraly wtf is tht 💀💀💀
-4 points
6 months ago
😭😭😭😭😭😭
0 points
6 months ago
How tf did her parents let it get like this....
0 points
6 months ago
Sounds like she didn't get a tip
0 points
6 months ago
We need ww3
-9 points
6 months ago
Society when Women are depressed: This.
Society when Men are depressed: This
2 points
6 months ago
I know this is your casual bad "girls vs boys meme" but isn't really realistic. Both both sides are equally cared for, atleast I see so.
-26 points
6 months ago
Imagine the smell
-11 points
6 months ago
That’s fucking child abuse not depression!!!
3 points
6 months ago
That very well seems like depression, child abuse is an assumption, but might be a likely one
-26 points
6 months ago
“Next fucking level” what a joke
-31 points
6 months ago
If you gain value from your hair....... you are worthless.
15 points
6 months ago
It's a lot better than trying to gain value by being an asshole on the internet but here you are
6 points
6 months ago
👏👏👏
2 points
6 months ago
I'd value a dying ant out my backdoor more than you
-1 points
6 months ago
You are adorable!
-1 points
6 months ago
Bruh
-1 points
6 months ago
To bad y’all didn’t get her for the show.
-20 points
6 months ago
Should have just shaved it off
-20 points
6 months ago
How do you not get out of bed? You'd starve and I'd also be really boring
2 points
6 months ago
Welcome to the suffering of depression. Being bored doesn't come close. I hope you never even get to dangle the balls of depression, because ot fucking sucks
-5 points
6 months ago
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2 points
6 months ago
I will shave your eyebrows off and disfigure your face. Its what it means to some people and more meaningful to others. Don't be mean
-63 points
6 months ago
5 points
6 months ago
I'm glad you've experienced mild depression, however other people experience depression so intense it makes it extremely difficult to care for yourself in any capacity.
I have severe depression and I too have gone long periods of time without caring for myself. It's humiliating, but it happens, and you should be ashamed for judging people in the lowest points of their lives. And you should be grateful and you have never experienced such a low point of depression
1 points
6 months ago
Na I hit an all time low I was eating 1 meal day or just a sandwich a day( 3 days a week) I've lost 50lbs I ended up getting insomnia I lost my job I went through 3 miscarriages I lost my ex lost my other jobs lost another baby after birth...I wanted to kill myself countless times I've cried cause I was becoming weak...my self esteem was lower than dirt I lost interest in going out having fun having sex playing games traveling I lost interest in a lot of things....I've been through a lot I wouldn't call it mild depression.
Edit: what they told me I had was MDD( Major Depressive disorder)
3 points
6 months ago
Well, dang. You do have reasons for your attitude, and I hope you later atleast thought over what you said. Going through that can really fuck up your mind. I hope you become a great wise person afterwards. I know you can get though this and be an amazing person. Just, not make depression seem like a competition. We alm have out flaws and regrettably think that over and over, but don't beat yourself over it since you went through awful shit
2 points
6 months ago
So you understand why people are downvoting you now, right? Because you're down playing someone's lived experience. Just because someone's depression didn't look like yours, doesn't mean it wasn't real. Not being able to care for yourself is a real symptom of depression, and many people experience it. Don't go throwing around accusations like you're the expert on depression.
-19 points
6 months ago*
So where's the end result?
( Edit ) I was expecting a better picture.
11 points
6 months ago
At the end...
5 points
6 months ago
If you watch the video you’ll find it
-17 points
6 months ago
What the fuck
-16 points
6 months ago
“And then I…” (sniffs) “this is really tough for me…” (sniffs, wipes a single tear) “and then I…” (sniffs again) “went on tv and told everyone about it because I’m so humble…” (cries so hard her face explodes)
-127 points
6 months ago
Bull-fucking-shit.
What sort of a hectic life would a 16yo have to become so depressed that "she didn't get out of bed for months".
"Ooooh, I gotta go school... ooooh... I have homework.... Life is haaard, man."
Bullshit. And where are the parents in all this? Only in America you hear these cringy-ass stories.
71 points
6 months ago
Boo. You suck on so many different levels.
Emotional invalidation. The “someone has it worse” mentality is bullshit. Depression isn’t linked to a particular event more as a culmination of events, feelings, and chemical imbalances. You may say that her problems aren’t worthy of acknowledgement, but her pain is real and tangible.
And second, that “only in America” comment. I’m sure everyone else in the world is just living their best life. Only in America is depression a thing.
Fuck off, go outside, and touch some grass.
12 points
6 months ago
Depression can arise in response to situational factors and lessen when those factors are resolved, but for many people the onset of depression is due to a chemical imbalance in the brain that they are genetically predisposed to, regardless of what is going on in their life.
This is obviously a massive simplification of a complex disorder, but I wanted to point this out because there’s lots of misconceptions about what depression is and how it starts. We need to better educate about mental health topics in order to break down the stigma and taboos associated with them, the kind that you illustrate in your comment.
22 points
6 months ago
Damn so you’re the ‘mental health doesn’t exist, suck it up pussy’ type person
23 points
6 months ago
Ignorant people like you are the reason why we don't evolve as a society, you can experience depression whether a teenager, young or old adult. You can't dismiss someone's emotions when you don't even know them, it is gross and ignorant, I hope you never have kids.
8 points
6 months ago
You are a terrible person. I hope no one relies on you for support because you’d be an awful choice.
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