They lied to you about mental health.

@Cobratate This is their goal. They want men to become as feminine and weak as possible, so they can enslave society, without them even knowing.

The funny thing is that Tate is right and wrong about what he is saying... But I would consider him more right. Is there such a thing as a "clinical depression"? --> Yes Is this some inescapable illness that someone catches from the sky and can't escape it? -->No Then why is Tate right if the above statements are also right? I'll explain it simply. There is 2 types of depressed persons. The first type is someone with a random regular life wich becomes randomly depressed, for no reason. Those people suffer from some sort of chemical imbalances and should be treated as such. They make a MINORITY of clinically depressed persons. Then there is the second type. For these people, your depression is a rational, normal and healthy way for your system to tell you that your life is terrible and that you should change it and reevaluate. The "feeling" of depression is the same. It's horrible to go through but it's a necessary process. Those are the persons that Tate talks about. These people adopt the IDENTITY of a clinically depressed person, wich makes them act out every aspect of this new identity. Their whole beings are going to fight tooth and nails to preserve the identity intact. That's why Tate is saying what he says. It's actually a very good and helpful advice for clinically depressed people. Jordan Peterson says the same thing and he's a trained clinical psychologist. 2 very different men that says exactly the same thing, coming from 2 really different background. That should be a hint.

5 pieces of advice for dealing with mental health. #health #stressmanagement #mentalhealth

@Cobratate Mental health is a critical part of overall well-being, yet it’s often misunderstood or ignored. By challenging the "lies" and advocating for better understanding and support, we can create a more compassionate and informed society.

@Cobratate Education**: Increase awareness and understanding of mental health through schools, workplaces, and media. - **Access to Care**: Ensure affordable, accessible mental health services for all. - **Destigmatization**: Normalize conversations about mental health and encourage

@Cobratate Barriers to Care**: Stigma and misinformation prevent many from seeking the help they need. - **Isolation**: People struggling with mental health issues may feel alone or misunderstood. - **Systemic Failures**: Underfunded mental health services and lack of access to care

@Cobratate Institutions**: Governments, healthcare systems, or corporations may be accused of failing to provide adequate mental health resources or perpetuating harmful narratives. - **Media**: Media portrayals of mental health can be sensationalized or inaccurate, shaping public

@Cobratate Stigma**: Mental health issues are often stigmatized, leading to shame and silence. Many people are told to "toughen up" or "get over it," dismissing their struggles. - **Overmedicalization**: Some argue that mental health is overly medicalized, with quick fixes like medication

@Cobratate Tom Cruise said the same thing....check out how he's perceived...

@Cobratate People need to stop caring what this fucking guys opinion is on everything he tries way to hard to be an expert at telling people what he thinks!

@Cobratate Some people are born pretty stupid though lol