Leaving this here in case it helps anyone: Thinking depression means being sad is inaccurate. When you are depressed you feel empty, life lacks meaning and apathy sets in. And it is very easy to ignore initially.

As it gets more difficult, motivation starts to diminish dramatically, it may lead to anger because of your inability to remediate it or sadness because you feel helpless and lost as you face something invisible.

It's a pretty slippery slope and suicide often becomes the first thing you think of as life becomes more and more painful with all of it's obligations. Death does not seem as scary anymore because if becomes perceived as a way out of all this pain. Happiness dissapears out of your sight and all you see in life is this daily incessant pain. It's especially hard for men often because we are not raised to deal with emotions or talk about them. Ironically the more sane you perceive yourself to be or the more you think of yourself as privileged if you had loving parents and a good home, the more it becomes alienating to accept that your suffering is valid and that you should not judge it.

** It is completely okay as a grown man to cry.**

I nearly made that mistake, more than once and I am happy to have failed in both of my suicide attempts. And I am especially so thankful to have gotten enough courage to seek help from a psychologist, someone that has spent more than 10 years and gotten true expertise at dealing with mental problems.

Things are far better now, but my heart remains with others during their lonesome times, you're not broken, it happens to the best of us. Seek help, at least for your loved ones whose lives would never be the same once you leave.

Mmhmm, yep, uh uh.... I know some of those people!

Didn’t robin williams have some other thing going on that gave him some sort of super depression.

edit: Yep, Lewy Body Dementia

Robbin Williams case was a little different. He was losing brain functions similar to dementia and apparently he didn't want to live in a diminished state. Bordain kinda surprised me. You think he would be the last person to kill himself since he travels the world, meets interesting people, and experiences new things.

I too have clinical depression and it was underdiagnosed for a long time. It doesn't help that our world's future doesn't have a good prognosis itself, but it's an internal factor anyway that gets exacerbated by external factors.

Even with an SSRI+SNRI, it feels like a deafening sense of silent void for me.

Dude... 😐

You live on a train?

For wider reach, I'd assume. I was thinking this was a translated poster but searching for it it seems like the original campaign was in English (afaik)

E: It was in German

I guess if you're depressed anyways, you might as well try learning English.

Well the obvious answer to your question is: Donde esta el bano?

Maybe that's not a bad thing.

The way the ad subverts your expectations and forces you to reach the conclusion yourself is a barrier to some, but also what makes it so special.

Things we figure out for ourselves are way more memorable than things we are simply told.

Perhaps not everyone gets it, but it has a far stronger impact on the people who do. For an ad meant to challenge expectations and change minds, that's mission accomplished.

That's weird, they're both readable on my phone.

Plot twist, Jürgen also has depression.

So does Marta.

Damn man, I don't have particularly amazing eyesight and I can still read all the text, including the stuff at the bottom, in portrait mode without even going full screen lol

Also it's not a meme, it's large signage at bus stops and train stations

lemonySplit's partner has hyperopia.