Jim Carrey Just Explained Depression Better Than Most Therapists
Jim Carrey: “Sadness is just from happenstance, whatever happens to you or doesn’t happen to you.”
“Depression is your body saying, ‘I don’t want to be this character anymore.’”
“You don’t want to carry this persona that you’ve created for the world.”
“I heard Jeff Foster talk about depression as ‘deep rest.’”
“Your body needs to be depressed. It needs deep rest from the character you’ve been trying to play.”
“Sometimes, what feels like breaking down can be a signal that something in your life needs attention.”
@anyiam_daniel@pemilo123 I've got to second this. It will drive a narcissist absolutely insane. Just cut them off. Cold turkey. Leave nothing and I mean nothing, unfinished.
@BetsyGirl76@menstraddler42@Silentone_P99@LibOrNormal Guys, it doesn't matter what you show this guy. He's going to say it's fabricated or fake or whatever excuse Trump has convinced him of. It's just really pointless. And what's even worse is he fact that he thinks HE'S the one that is thinking critically here.
@redarp027@OrvilleOrtiz81@NuthinSpecial3@LibOrNormal Thats what I've been wondering as well. Where the hell did he come from. Honestly I wouldn't doubt if he works for the government in some way.
It's really strange how all of these ex CIA agents have been making the podcast circuit lately.
MAGA grandpa attacks Black woman U.S. Marine veteran—trying to cast her early vote.
Accuses her of faking being handicapped.
"I am 100% disabled," she says.
"And I served in the Marine Corps as well."
"Handicap isn't how someone looks."
"I'm also a Gold Star Family because my husband and I were dual military."
Woman's car is brand new and still has temporary tags.
Permanent registration is designated for ISA disabled plates—something police can verify.
But because he didn't see a placard hanging in the window, he told her, "You don't look disabled."
Invisible disabilities are still disabilities—you cannot look at somebody and decide whether they are "disabled enough."
Incident occurred at Tompkins High School in Katy, Texas.
Felicia Bratcher doesn’t have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.