What she is fighting for is replacement of Americans with the heritage, sharing traditions, ancestors who actually did build this Nation. She wants to eliminate the America whose grandparents fought in World wars, lived through the great depression, fought for civil rights, and ancestry that worked together with people who immigrated from every corner of the world but came together to build this nation. After 250 years of building an American culture, Omar, intends this Nation to have a melting pot of non-white, Islam worshipping, sharia law, the constitution is her last consideration.

they mock young girls with depression, eating disorders, self harm behaviors. They demonize women with postpartum psychosis. They sexualize women with autism, adhd and bpd. But the world pretends female mental health is taken seriously..

Coming back to this I remember someone tried to jump me for giving Naoya depression in the first drawing for the AU as if mental illness is a redeeming quality and not something that could logically manifest after the incident

Trying not to depression-tweet rn

Hahaha many such cases I had a very good friend who moved to Berlin and went COMPLETELY nuts after a few years Whole package: doing drugs every week, unemployed, on EDM parties all the time... He came back to Spain after several years with massive depression and anxiety issues, and still hasn't fully recovered

how long will this postconcert depression last after seeing bts in brussels?

This has been very common in former military for a very long time. There are companies that exist solely to work on these claims and their payment is around 25% of the initial massive deposit. There is a massive deposit for the initial payment because it takes sometimes as long as 2 years to become certified as a percent disabled and the pay is retroactive to the date of the application. I know someone who got an initial payment of $35,000 into her bank account. She and her husband both got themselves certified as 100% disabled so they don’t work and live totally on that. Neither is disabled in any way. The military pays disability for things like depression or if they have back surgery 15 years after they get out and can get a doctor to sign off that it was caused by military service. It’s a whole scam system that’s been designed around something that used to be for good. In other words, it’s just like every single other institution in our country.

no, this looks like the reality of addiction and depression that has not been romanticized but even so uses a cute cat girl to soften the blow as seeing a human go through this would be too much 🙂‍↕️👍

My mood currently, waiting for the winter depression season of da pitt

"we call that undiagnosed depression." what

"Glorifying", and every scene is her being miserable but wanting to change, just falling back into depression and hating herself for not being able to escape her comfortable destructive habits. 🙄 Hand out the media literacy awards, please.

Back to work. I feel like I need to launch at least one firework to avoid falling into complete depression.

Twitter mfs when they realise addiction and depression can ruin your life and aren’t just quirky character traits

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Na vimatako vyako hivyo vidogo kama imani yangu kwa CCM ungekufa kwa depression