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[nazani@universeodon.com]

@MostlyHarmless
But "havemorbabeez"

[millihertz@oldbytes.space]

@MostlyHarmless no, no, it's evidence of how terribly weak young people are today! in my day we suffered slow agonising death every day and twice on sundays, and we did it with a smile on our face and a happy song on our lips!

[davetortoise@social.vivaldi.net]

@MostlyHarmless No, that's far too sensible. Must be the vaccines or something

[levzadov@kolektiva.social]

@leathekd @MostlyHarmless

It's capitalism.

[superviviansunshine@jorts.horse]

@crisps @IDoodle @MostlyHarmless waaaaaaay too late for that

[thadude@mastodon.scot]

@MostlyHarmless telling young people the planet is boiling alive won’t cause anxiety lol

[jackmexa4@mastodon.social]

@MostlyHarmless
#AltText4You
“By Ryan Boyd. It's sure weird how depression and anxiety are huge problems for young people in a society where everything costs more every year and every single human act gets monetized, on a planet that is boiling alive, must be a coincidence.”

[maccruiskeen@social.linux.pizza]

@millihertz @MostlyHarmless When I was kid all we had to worry about was littering, smog, and global thermonuclear war. We turned out fine! Fine I tell you! Happy as fucking clams! Fried clams! Now I'm hungry.

[kathylk@universeodon.com]

@MostlyHarmless

Depression and anxiety are huge problems for me, and I lived through the Civil Rights era. Imagine seeing any advance on civil rights our society ever made go completely down the tubes. Imagine being on the threshold of a nuclear war after living through the Cold War era.

[misusecase@twit.social]

@davetortoise @MostlyHarmless Or it must be because of social media.

[wulfric@beige.party]

@davetortoise @MostlyHarmless

You can't be anxious or depressed if you die of a preventable disease before you are old enough to understand what is happening around you.

[davetortoise@social.vivaldi.net]

@wulfric @MostlyHarmless good point !! Looking into this

[ukeleleeric@mstdn.social]

@millihertz @MostlyHarmless You were lucky, we even had to think in turn, as we couldn't afford a brain each, as we'd had to sell two off for my grandfather's funeral. (When I say funeral, I mean spade and bucket - we never did find the rest of his body after the unfortunate incident with the whale.)