31-01-2022, 16:24
I see that Joanna Lumley has stated that there are too many people jumping on the 'mental health' bandwagon. She is 100% correct. Even major corporations (you seriously wonder at the mental capabilities of the senior management of these companies if they are so easily influenced). Those things we all experience from time to time - depression, loss, joy, happiness, ecstasy etc, etc are human emotions. We all have them and we will all experience these things in our lifetime. We don't need to label them as 'mental illness' every single time we have a shit day. It's called life. Deal with it. For God's sake, if you don't experience a bad day every now and then how are you ever going to know when you are having a good one?
So we had 'bi-polar disorder' - an excuse to pardon bad behaviour - you don't hear much about it now do you?
Next - 'mental health' - another excuse to pretend you are not responsible for your actions.
Wonder what the next fad is going to be...
So we had 'bi-polar disorder' - an excuse to pardon bad behaviour - you don't hear much about it now do you?
Next - 'mental health' - another excuse to pretend you are not responsible for your actions.
Wonder what the next fad is going to be...
Somewhere between right and wrong there is a garden. I will meet you there - Rumi