@Mhountsword  
Alright.
 
@Joseph Raszagal  
I might. But you have no way of proving that I don’t have any way of proving that he’s in the right.

we need to go deeper
 
I know that’s not the correct use of the meme, just felt more fitting.

@AlsoSprachOdin
 
Come on, Eileen, you have no way of proving he’s in the right.

@Background Pony #BE6F  
@Joseph Raszagal  
Oh come on, guys. He might have a solid rationale behind his evaluation. Shame he didn’t explain if so, but he might.

@Background Pony #BE6F
 
Here here, we could use more wonderfully sensitive and empathetic people in the world! BP is credit to planet!

@Background Pony #063B  
Hey, everybody! Look at this guy! Look how cheerful and positive he is! Look how appreciative and supportive he is! And would you just look at how polite he is!
 
Marvellous. We need more people like him in the world.

“Cheer up, it’ll get better.” That’s basically what she’s saying.  
Fucking stupid.

@Revenant Wings  
That’s funny. I read about part of this not too long ago.  
http://www.wired.co.uk/magazine/archive/2013/01/features/why-men-risk-it-all

@Revenant Wings  
Very good to know, thanks.

@Background Pony #127D  
From multiple psychology classes: the absolute worst thing you can do is tell someone to “suck it up”, primarily because it’s not only a process of how they’re thinking, but how their biology is working. For example, people who are depressed have lower serotonin levels, people who have anxiety might have higher levels of adrenaline, and people who are schizophrenic actually have a combination of 8 different diseases at once. So not only is simply “sucking it up” not effective because they can’t control it, but can produce a massive blow and bloated response from the hormones and parts of the brain/nervous system involved with any of these diseases.

@BrownieComicWriter  
Weaver is truly a magnificent bastard.  
No, wait. He isn’t a bastard. He is a magnificent being.

Wow… that’s incredible.

@TaiMamizou
 
A lot of us can. It’s alright.

The sad thing is that i at least can identify with 4 of them…

So the moral is Celly is the only happy pony in the kingdom of depressive tyranny?  
(ʇ,usı ʇı ou)

What’s with all the cheeriness?

“there is hope”
 
Yeah, I have hope. Or maybe it’s my paranoia. All the times I’ve walked away after waiting ages, only to find out I acted a second too soon and missed it. It’s that fear and that alone that is keeping me alive. I am terrified that I will kill myself the say before my life was meant to get better. Even though I know it never will, I can never get rid of this feeling it might. Hope is quite a bother.
 
The only one of these that isn’t a thing I’ve said is AJ’s one. I’m ugly, but so are a lot of people. It’s on the inside that matters anyway. And my insides are awful.
 
This image did a very good job of quoting things a suicidal person would say, but has done nothing at all to make anyone reading it feel better. Hope doesn’t make life better, it just makes it longer. And that’s not always a good thing.

It hurts.
 
Life.
 
But it doesn’t always have to.
 
Sometimes it can be so amazing. All these people. All these places.
 
Just knowing and seeing can change so much.
 
Those pains you feel? No one should lie. It’ll never stop hurting. Never. But it can get better.
 
If you have friends and family that you really love enough.
 
That really love you back.
 
Sometimes… every once in a great while, that pain that you thought would never go away…
 
It doesn’t. But for that perfect moment. When you’re so happy and loving and you have all this going for you and just when the magic of friendship feels that it’s at its strongest… you forget.
 
For the briefest of moments, you forget that pain. And suddenly, everything is alright. For one solitary second, you forget about all the death and the pain and the misunderstandings… and it’s alright.
 
Ponies.
 
…
 
I need to go take a moment with some puppies and kittens, by the way. I think I’ve actually hurt myself.

Deep

that was depressing… until the end.  
that last tag is the only one you need here.  
I’m gonna save this for the times i feel like i don’t want to live.

That’s deep yo…..

@Background Pony #127D  
That’s the problem. At least for me, I always went through life thinking that it was all horrible, but that at some point I would be strong enough to pull through, and the only reason I was depressed was because I was too worthless and weak to just get over it. But it turns out that life is cyclic. You have your ups and downs, and sometimes the downs are so shitty that you seriously begin to consider taking you own life just to be rid of it. Every time you do pull though, you get a little stronger, and life becomes better, but sometimes it’s short lived, or you don’t make as much progress as you want to.
 
A lot of people see that as discouraging, because the cycle never really ends. But personal strength plays a part in determining whether it’s an upward or downward cycle. For me, if I can try hard to get just a little bit farther every time I succeed, then I can hate myself just a little less for all of my failures. And If I fail even though I’ve done everything I possibly can, at least I can say I did my best, which at the very least means I have enough merit to work hard.
 
It may not be the most healthy mindset, but it’s how I survive.

I saw this in my notifications and started crying all over again.

Meanwhile in reality…