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Mental Health Support

mopinko

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5. sounds like denial to me.

Reply to crimycarny (Original post)

Thu Jan 15, 2026, 11:06 PM

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sorry u have to deal w that kind of whateverthatis. sadly, we cant just tell our brains to stop having pain, or being depressed. it doesnt work like that.

maybe find a different group.

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I hate the whole toxic positivity when it comes to mental health [View all] crimycarny Thursday OP

I agree DaBronx Thursday #1

Thank you--and yes, just listen but don't lecture crimycarny Thursday #3

The grief of one's loss is personal. LuvLoogie Thursday #2

Grief can be great teacher? Maybe, but there are some lessons we would rather not learn... 3catwoman3 Thursday #4

sounds like denial to me. mopinko Thursday #5

I think it's a fear of the thought that this grief and pain is just that--grief and pain with no desperation meaning crimycarny Friday #6

i've been spared your fate, but mopinko Friday #7

Agreed Lulu KC Friday #8

Firstly this. OldBaldy1701E Saturday #9