/lit/ - Literature

>>23124979
depends on the person, obviously there's plenty of mentally ill people stemming from genetics or trauma but the increasing number of people reporting feeling of anxiety or depression can't solely come from an increasing awareness and destigmatisation (or attention grabbing). people work more and earn less, aren't connected to their roots or efforts and live meaningless lives.

>>20514379
Hmmm

>TAKE YOUR HAPPY PILLS

>>18282587
>>18282640
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>>17720747
>The unabomber manifesto
>schizo
I definitely trust a 160+ iq genius mathematician more than some random pseud on /lit/

>>17693495
>retarded followers
explain

>>14710824
havent fully gotten into ted, but I think that this is at least related to the anti-psychiatric thing

>>14651867
Note the first reply >>14651878

Read Uncle Ted. People are forced to live an unhealthy, unnatural reality.
This reality has very quickly taken root, giving us no time to adapt, and is evolving exponentially into something less free, less natural, and less humane.
It's no wonder why suicide rates reflect this.

There was a time when these people would be catered to and helped.
Now they can easily be replaced by an imported body, of which there are billions.
Any sort of official care these types would receive is little more than an attempt to remold them into something that can fit the present system which is the source of their distress.
There is no real care for these people, and their distress is nature, a mental immune response of sorts.
You could say that they are the best of us, or the last of us.