Celebrities on Being Rich But Depressed

Celebrities on being rich and how it is not making them happy but sometimes even depressed and sad. MGK, Billie Eilish, Halsey, Jim Carrey, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and much more celebrities are interviewed about money, fame and success and how it makes them depressed.
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[@xxxxMonkeyGirlxxxx]

It’s not being rich that makes celebrities depressed it is the fame. Fame isolates you and forces you to question everyone’s intention around you. The people who have it best are those who are rich but also unknown to society. They have their freedom.

[@saneman7177]

Can’t imagine anything worse than being famous unless it’s for something great like winning a World Cup for your country...

[@mischaaravena150]

I'm sure celebrities appreciated covid cause wedding a mask discusses then a little in public. To not be able to walk down the street without being harassed would be awful.

[@elfsieben1450]

@@saneman7177 These people oftentimes feel the pressure to repeat that task, which can also contribute to depression.

[@saneman7177]

@@elfsieben1450 completely untrue in that example, maybe the euphoric high during the aftermath is sought after & craved again, but you win a world cup for your country you have legend status for life....

[@MiggsMultiple]

@@gillroygarlic3616 Only the friends that came after the wealth....

[@Underhills]

Rather be rich and depressed than poor and depressed.

[@blacklyfe5543]

Facts at least I have resources, security and opportunities can't say the same if your poor

[@sergpython2769]

But when you're rich you are more likely to be depressed.

[@Underhills]

So if your depressed cause your poor and not able to feed your family or pay for healthcare your gonna be even MORE depressed if you get rich? Wow. That's some philosophy you got there. Do you realize how much death and misery there is in the world due to poverty and lack of funds?@@sergpython2769

[@GuLuBa]

@@sergpython2769no

[@NotYoutube-cp3qg]

​@@sergpython2769what a cap, having zero in Bank is more depressing than any rich people problems

[@hytyttiva]

“Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart. The really great men must, I think, have great sadness on earth.” - Fyodor Dostoyevsky

[@homiesenatep]

They see the vanities of the world and around them, it makes them so sad. Constantly searching for something real and meaningful in their lives.

[@FreeFlow__]

bullshit

[@tigisttemesgen9293]

"Have faith. On the other side of your pain is something good"

[@sealife22]

He's the rock for a reason 🙏🏽

[@montesa9136]

@Tigist Temesgen - I've had Severe Chronic Major Depression for 64 years. Any idea when I'm going to be on the other side of my pain?

[@TheTris2000]

These ppl and most celebrities alike are souless. Either sold it, or left it at home before entering the industry

[@guillermogouldburn763]

Life is not a movie with a happy ending. Life sucks with a little joy here and there. You can accept it and deal with it or "get off the bus," life doesn't care either way. Tough? Yes, it is. I no longer seek happiness in anything or anybody. My happiness comes from within, where it was all this time just waiting for me to discover it. I have detached myself from the world. Now it's just me and my 🐕 and I wouldn't have it any other way. People bring me down.

[@lailaplaysdbd4004]

Unfortunately, God doesn't always answer on time... which sucks. I wait and nothing ever happens lol.

[@DepressionTalks1]

If you’re reading this, please know you’re not alone when it comes to dealing with depression. I’m rooting for you🧠✌🏾❤️

[@montesa9136]

@Depression Talks - knowing I'm not alone does not do much for me! Am I missing something?

[@hopiebaby]

Thank u for that comment, you're an angel on the earth ❤️ thank u for sharing love and kindness

[@user-om3nd8mc3r]

rusted snfry ammonia bags

[@steves8626]

Thank you 🙏

[@DepressionTalks1]

@@steves8626 🧠💪🏾❤️

[@camnewton5550]

You know what’s more depressing? Being broke and depressed

[@martapriya98]

Fame is a curse... and money if well used is a blessing !! But always work hard...be humble and try to get better in life ❤❤👏🏾👏🏾

[@div5293]

I would just like to point out that being poor is like not even having a shot at getting better. Like i understand that having money doesn't solve all your problems but think about it. A good therapist, nutritious healthy food, a gym membership or an apartment big or empty enough to exercise, time off from work to rest and workout and socialize are ALL things you need to get better mentally. They ALL cost money or are rooted in financial security. Just thought I should add that in case someone feels like they don't have the resources to get better. It is important we acknowledge it.

[@Heytno]

👏🏻 THIS

[@davidlucey1311]

AMEN! It has been said many times by many people, but I’ll say it again… Money may not buy happiness, but it can make misery much more bearable.

[@eliben4066]

Being rich > being poor Being poor with loving family, friends and a partner > being rich and lonely

[@mickey875]

Money would solve all my problems and i wouldnt be depressed because im not a useless good for nothing actor

[@drivventodrumm1]

Money brings a new set of problems. Hard work = clean money= a clear conscience

[@beccawest8071]

Note to self. If you see a famous person don’t freak out. They are just another person you don’t actually know and they’re just as depressed so we are the same

[@Cutiejuliya]

This^ 👌🏾

[@Mister.a1]

we the people of faith mostly,don't have western problem like depression, i advice you to do some research on islam ,i swear you will never been depressed again never

[@moragag9307]

@beecawest8071 Exactly 💯 biggest fact ever right there

[@Viviano_Magami]

​@@Mister.a1same, i dont know what the problem with these celebrity and their mental health.. they still looking for something

[@RaytheonNublinski]

But they can afford the good drugs and therapy so not really the same haha

[@pititoucheep]

only difference is when you're rich you can afford therapy/treatment

[@brunok8682]

Trust me some people on youtube will give you better therapy than doctors or psychologists. All you need is here and is free

[@macgmol159]

@@brunok8682 put a link

[@brunok8682]

@@macgmol159 what are you interested in? What you need help with?

[@macgmol159]

@@brunok8682 i am quite fine but i am interested to know those youtubers

[@brunok8682]

@@macgmol159 they are not quite youtubers. They are you can call it teachers. Like Alan Watts, Mooji, Eckart Tolle....

[@stanrix]

Having beaten depression myself (which took me until 33 years old) You really can’t fix it with external items or status. You need to appreciate and like yourself. Inside your own head. You finally like yourself. The voice in your head doesn’t say horrible things to you anymore. ❤

[@DarrylJMitchell]

Me too bro. Thanks for your message 👊🏽

[@user-cm3li8zw5p]

this

[@mars-bs5uf]

how tho? how do you like yourself? how do you convince yourself youre not a failure and a horrible human being when you know all your sins and your darkest secrets?

[@stanrix]

@@mars-bs5uf I guess that’s far too complicated to put into a few sentences. It was a process. I had therapy. I gave up alcohol, junk food, sugar and anything that affects your health. Got really fit. All of that stuff i had to do before I even began to appreciate myself. Nowadays I have more compassion for myself when I notice how imperfect I am. I look at my flaws and understand why I turned out the way I did. And I appreciate my strength to still be here despite the way I used to feel.

[@user-cm3li8zw5p]

@@mars-bs5uf start reading the New Testament. When you realize that we are all imperfect and pray to God for forgiveness, because he forgives you. When you do this it also makes you more aware of what you do and pray for God to guide you and he really answers you. Try praying every day, night and anytime. You will learn that God gave us all the right to be loved, supported and we can accept that gift. Meaning you no longer put up with crappy treatment from people and it makes you a better person. I also read a little bit of my bible in the morning and do positive affirmations of myself. “ I am a good Person, I am smart etc…” thing you know to be true about you. Because people may have spoken bad to you about you and daily repetition of these can reprogram your subconscious thoughts.

[@jossangeles4011]

Bottom line. Rich people get depressed just like the rest of us. No-one is immune.

[@Underhills]

Yet, rather be rich and depressed than poor and depressed.

[@street-wisesmart-bomb8536]

These people have every opportunity and means to deal with there problems.

[@MiggsMultiple]

Except the double vaccinated....

[@Jtzist]

When reading why rich people are depressed it is so minor compared to a poor person's depression. Rich people have unlimited means so they have opportunities to do something about it.

[@blank.9301]

@@Underhills Not necessarily.... Have you been homeless before? I assume you haven't. Anyway, I have been and I'm just as depressed as I was then. Obviously thankful I have a roof over my head and a job yet I still constantly feel as though my life is lacking something. And I'm not the typical consumer who constantly wants the newest products as I have a $200 Oppo and have a Dell laptop which I've been using or about 7 year's. I love skiing but even that I feel like I'm losing interest in it.... Constantly worrying about the future, trying to live in moment more and take it day by day. My job is just a distraction from my problems that I don't actually have but overthinking creates problems.

[@AnnaMaria-oy1fp]

Imagine being broke and depressed.

[@joeyj4714]

Me

[@kontraktkilla1596]

Look no further than I

[@jbkawaiiholic]

🙋‍♀️ and i feel like i can’t get a better job because of it. It kind of takes enough motivation and wellness to begin with to thrive in a career. I tried to go back to school many times and just couldn’t finish it, would fail my courses because i would be fine one day and completely not another, no concentration, no sleep, crazy anxiety, etc. Money for sure helps if you have issues. At least you can get help.

[@roothik]

Been there. Yeah, now having money opens more doors for finding help or at least escaping. On the other hand, the idea that you are rich but all the help in the world still doesn't make you feel better, is frightening too.

[@mateschitz]

Game Over

[@joesoap8125]

A lot of creative people struggle with depression

[@sealife22]

Thankful for all these celebs sharing Honest and open feelings. Makes me feel less alone or sad.

[@Mister.a1]

we the people of faith mostly,don't have western problem like depression, i advice you to do some research on islam ,i swear you will never been depressed again never

[@vanshookme6531]

Poor rich famous depressed people 😭... Swimming in cash and being depressed I can assure everyone is a different level of depression from broke and depressed.

[@lolakuty-to9io]

You are missing the point. You have rendered your case hopeless. You don't need a lot of money to be happy. Start small and start enjoying little things in life. Try for a week at at least. I hope you feel better.

[@MariJu1ce]

its when you realize after getting everything that you thought you wanted that none of those things make it any better that's when you despair.

[@Purplenpinkk]

I find it depressing listening to depressed and anxious rich people who can afford and have access to the best care money can buy. It's good that they talk out in the open about their struggles, because it helps people realize that they are not alone, shouldn't be ashamed and ask for help if they are suffering. That said, I wish more would be done to address the lack of money and access to care that most people encounter. Even having a middle class income it's hard to afford consistent long term care. I mean how can we talk about normalizing mental health issues when health insurance in the U.S. only covers like 10 therapy visits - if at all - per year?

[@blank.9301]

Therapists don't always work for some people. Everyone has their own coping mechanisms/strategies.

[@teganflyman5352]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@followingtheroe1952]

Theres nothing really that can be done for you. Psychology is a scam. If it works its because you are at the point you are willing to try anything. Thats the true existential terror of depression. If these guys with the world at their fingertips cant hack it, and you still think you need more resources. Not only are you just as fucked as the celebrities, you are doubly fucked, in envy for a fools errand

[@FriendofDorothy]

bingo! No one mentions the "Co-pay"......

[@BloodBathandCake]

You guys need to stop being bitter of money/people with access to more money. It is just paper. A tool. While it can make things easier and take many stressors off the table, it is still just a tool. Everyone is human, more or less paper doesn’t change that. Depression is rooted in heartache. Money can’t heal heartbreak through buying care.

[@AnnaMaria-oy1fp]

The whole that's empty in your soul doesn't fill up with money or success.

[@elfsieben1450]

@@AndresGonzalez-zg2tn whole being*

[@lavedadavis818]

Exactly!! If you were troubled before fame, having money will magnify those issues that keep getting ignored. Wellness. Gratitude and Inner Peace are important no matter who you are. Money and fame can delay healing sometimes. Peace

[@eskrimagitarista274]

Yes coz money is just 1 of the tools to make you happy, but true meaningful happiness, thats one you need to seek and find, most of the time its within you

[@baheeyahbhabha5593]

Hole

[@FriendofDorothy]

My plan the day I arrived in Hollywood was to get rich as a songwriter "back in the day". I had modest success but thankfully kept my day job. Now, years later and retired, I realize that if I had "made it big time" I would've been dead years ago from alcohol and drugs. Great success would not have made any difference in addressing the fact that I was internally struggling with the fallout from abuse.

[@Laurence1987uk]

I think one of the common themes within many of these accounts is people coming to terms with feeling depressed despite having money, fame etc we've been conditioned to believe that if you get rich/successful then you'll live happily ever after but actually it can make you feel lost, lacking purpose etc attaining inner peace is the key in my view, as well as building relationships and trying to make other people happy/reduce their suffering will often make you happy, certainly for me it does

[@lolakuty-to9io]

Bang on. This is what works.

[@scottiemomma2314]

So glad people are opening up about this. ❤️✌️

[@susanli3859]

Thank you for the video and thanks the celebrities for being so honest about depression. This has been very helpful and made me think that I'm not alone.

[@badquennx6073]

my friends, feeling depressed has nothing to do with your money. we are all human and not all our times are good that makes sense

[@skrillawarlock]

A person who is ugly and poor has a reason to be depressed... a person who is rich and beautiful does not have a reason to be depressed

[@GhostSamaritan]

@@skrillawarlock You're referring to sadness. Clinical depression is irrational. Anybody can get it.

[@Godisgreat-777]

I have had my own issues with depression. The best thing for depression is to get out of my head and do for others. I have been learning it’s best to do more for others than I do for myself.

[@elfsieben1450]

Just don't let people exploit you. Because living for others might drain all your energy. And at the end of the day, you might still be depressed. And while real friends stick around and give something back, spongers will be gone as soon as there isn't anything to sponge up anymore. Once you are alone with your depression, it can hit all the more heavily.

[@Godisgreat-777]

@@elfsieben1450 Thank you!! I definitely have learned healthy boundaries. I can’t be manipulated or taken advantage of, if I am not a willing participant. To give... is so much more than to receive. If someone has ill intentions, that’s on them. I refuse to allow this dark world to make me bitter. I choose to be part of the solution, rather than part of the problem. God bless!🙏🏼💗

[@elfsieben1450]

@@Godisgreat-777 Sounds beautiful. :)

[@montesa9136]

@M Mm - You've obviously never suffered from Major Depression!

[@barnacleboi2595]

Sometimes I think celebs arent that sad, theyre just trying to relate to their audience to become more accessible.

[@FriendofDorothy]

or to stay relevant. Do I really need life advice from people like Jada Smith ,Chrissie Teagan, Russell Brand? They are just wearing the guru hat because the show biz careers have sputtered. At least Jim Carrey is good at it!

[@lolakuty-to9io]

So much so that they commit suicide for it? Doesn't make any sense. I have seen plenty rich people who are in fact very sad.

[@Aquarius.]

inner peace, equilibrium, wisdom and determination to be the best version of self. god within.

[@abelmcguire1951]

Trees, animals, and children humor god within, grasping to this imaginary story called life is depression itself, so best ability is not too. Nothing really matters like we "like to Believe" now wonder that word has become such a nuisance in our vocabulary!

[@Aquarius.]

@@abelmcguire1951 to be-leaving the be-lie-eve is to know in advance, of ad-vents and be ad-vantaged, strange that those without money falsely believe the lack of money is the problem, and, those that are without school grades believe lack of intelligence is the problem. Belief, faith and hope are quite the trouble making threesome aren't they?!

[@edwardlagrossa1246]

@@abelmcguire1951 God is capitalized. No wonder you're depressed!

[@kizzy8162]

Very well put together video that helps you realise your not alone during your lowest moments even though you may feel like it at the time.

[@saneman7177]

Trust me you can cure depression... the problem is the condition comes in many forms & has many causes so the cure likewise has many remedies & has to be figured out by the individual... which whilst your in depression can be particularly difficult to ascertain... like many conditions there’s no one-size-fits-all remedy that can be packaged & sold so it’s up to the individual to find the answer that cures it for them...

[@ctgeorgia]

1 thing in common.... They all lack gratitude and wake up each day seeing only the worst in every situation. Instead, wake up and see the beauty everywhere around each of us. These people wake up and see everything wrong vs everything that's right. The sun on your face, the sound of a bird singing, the smile in a child's face, a dog snuggling up to you, etc. There is so much to be thankful for!

[@johnrodgers2171]

I was thinking that today. I saw the sun and clouds and some birds and I thought how lucky am I to even be alive to see it

[@lolakuty-to9io]

That's a good perspective and perhaps what I might just need. Depression is a thief of joy, it deludes you into believing there's no hope and there's nothing good in the world. That you are the only one going through hell and everyone else is having the time of their life without you in it. Just to add to what you said, what you are not understanding is that many a times, it is not about being ungrateful, being that way may be a symptom of something much deeper. People are depressed due to many reasons. Chemical imbalances, inherited mental disorders, lack of sunlight, constant tragedies in life. I lost my dog who was like a brother to me 7 months ago. I have broken up with someone who I truly love but I can't be with. Of course, with time, things will become better. As they say, time is the greatest healer.

[@ctgeorgia]

@@lolakuty-to9io Trust me, I completely understand. I know it's easy for me to say, "it's a lack of gratitude" because there are many unknown circumstances. My oldest daughter is in a mental facility again due to drug addiction and horrendous depression. It's made her suicidal. She has no motivation to even hardly get out of bed. Seeing her like this is nearly killing me, too. Some days I can barely function because I worry so much for her. She can't seem to see all that's right...instead she sees only what's wrong. She hates that she's in the position that she is in, she hates that all of her friends who graduated from college have boyfriends, are moving on with their life and their careers, etc. She dwells on those things and her depression only worsens. That's where drugs come in. I've tried to remind her to wake up each morning, give thanks to God for the breath in your lungs, to appreciate the sunrise, and to be thankful for the opportunities ahead for that day, each day presents a new opportunity to put 1 ft forward and make your life a little bit better. You have to do the work. You have to make yourself get out of bed, go for a walk, give thanks that you're alive, and realize things can ALWAYS be worse. I'll remind you the same thing, and that is, you may not be where you want to be in life, but you've got an opportunity to make things better for yourself today. Be grateful for that opportunity.

[@xxx-sp8fh]

These depressed celebrities need to give their money to me and I'll show them how to be happy

[@blacklyfe5543]

Lol they don't know you exist

[@steves8626]

Hahaha xxx

[@lolakuty-to9io]

You will blow it all over material things then come to the same realization.

[@danielmiron1337]

Having a family around you and great friends but much more importantly a goal to have that is beyond who you are is the safest way out of a dark place, keep fighting the good fight…you are not alone!!!

[@montesa9136]

@Daniel Miron - Nice idea, but not at all grounded in reality! Someone who suffers from Severe Chronic Major Depression has no friends or family around them. People walk out of Depressed people's lives to save their own sanity because the energy around the depressed person is too dark & negative. Good friends & family is what we need, but it's seldom what happens .....

[@grantchow13]

they have the resources and financial means to deal with their issues. normal people end up on the streets or worse.

[@AnnaLVajda]

By worse do you mean overdose or suicide because that happens to celebrities too. I think because they are rich sometimes there is even more pressure to just be happy and not complain so they have guilt some of them because they have advantages others don't. People think being wealthy or talented or attractive means their childhoods were perfect or their hearts can't be broken? They got stalked and ridiculed constantly too.

[@lynnekaluzniak1894]

You don’t need a ton of money to go see your doctor and a psychologist. If you’re struggling financially, you need to maybe ask your friends or family for short term support and then get help from mental health experts. They help you become aware of your strengths and weaknesses so that you can be more resilient.

[@Simon0]

If you are very sensitive you can absorb a depressed person's depression and become depressed yourself. I truly believe this 😇

[@FollowtheBliss]

Remember: breathe, think step-by-step, just a slight improvement is a huge improvement 💖

[@t0nym0ntana17]

To anyone that is feeling depressed or disconnected.. it doesn’t matter how rich or poor you are, the depression is coming from a feeling of separation from your true nature and your true nature is always trying to go back home ( your true self ) to find out who you really are and to end all the suffering, pain and depression in your life is going to take a short journey, it’s a journey that can only be done by you and you alone if your ready…. It means you have to face your self to find your true self… to start you off on the journey ask this question and then go take a look….. what is on the opposite end of your attention? When you looking with your eyes what is it that is looking? Explore that and I promise you when you see what’s looking you are on the road to complete freedom. I’m talking from experience who suffered with depression for years, I tried everything and nothing worked long term until I turned around and looked were am I looking from and who am I looking as. Depression and negative feelings no longer trouble me in-fact I welcome everything.

[@eskrimagitarista274]

The kingdom of heaven is within

[@GhostSamaritan]

You mean I should go on a DMT trip? Is that it?

[@t0nym0ntana17]

@@GhostSamaritan You don’t need any hallucinating substances to get there my friend, it’s already there, you just haven’t noticed it yet. Your looking from that place just now :) let attention relax and let go off all resistance to your senses, surrounding and thoughts let them all be their , Watch how by letting go off all resistance you discover everything comes and goes … but something doesn’t come and go or change, it’s been with you your whole life and has never changed. When you become aware of it ,Shake hands with that, because that is you :) go and have a look.

[@MuzicDude18]

That's why it's really important that you take your time in to settling into any commitment. Whether it's a career, relationship or agreement. You gotta always see the bigger picture and peep who's involved. There's always a sacrifice.

[@starkey8512]

Well if im depressed, id rather be rich and depressed vs poor and depressed.

[@ItaChi-oq2my]

True hahaha

[@leemorrell9912]

Always better to cry in a Ferrari than a Lada lol

[@woody4269]

Fantastic vid. Thank u for making it 🤙

[@tellall23]

depressed or not..one(celebrity) should feel much better knowing that their retirement is ensured. You know like no fear of homelessness at some point with old age

[@elfsieben1450]

@oneofthemillion It doesn't HAVE to have ANY thing to do with that. But it CAN have a LOT to do with that: A strong fear of losing ones job can lead to depression. Fear of homelessness can lead to depression. Long and tiring work which leaves no time to recreate can lead to depression. Long and tiring work which leaves no energy or time for social needs can lead to depression. Stressful work can lead to insomnia which can lead to depression. Social exclusion and isolation because you can't afford to go to places where other people meet can lead to depression. Not being able to afford a good (sufficiently dry, healthy, safe, spacious, quiet, well-temperatured) place to live can cause chronic stress or disease which can also lead to depression. Having to work a lonely job can lead to depression. Having to work nightshifts can lead to depression. Having to work a job you don't like just to make ends meet can lead to depression. Not having enough money to pursue a hobby (when you are too old to hold a job) can lead to depression.

[@user-tl8vh5eg5i]

Depression make us looking to life by the lowest angle degree. That's horrible😢.

[@Mister.a1]

we the people of faith mostly,don't have western problem like depression, i advice you to do some research on islam ,i swear you will never been depressed again never

[@AWDTH1111]

“Depression” is becoming so common that no one is going to take it seriously anymore. And that is fucking sad.

[@monster_inside_of_me]

Yes unfortunately 😔

[@tellall23]

Doubt it. Celebrities are just "1%" of this.

[@elfsieben1450]

You mean like cancer isn't taken seriously anymore because it has become common? Yeh, right, that completely makes sense... 🙄

[@michelleannor6944]

@@elfsieben1450 I think the OP meant depression and related mental illness are becoming so prevalent it's going to be regarded like just a headache (slight exaggeration) but it's just going to be regarded as an expected state to be in. Not having depression will be seen as weird and even taboo (people ashamed to admit they DON'T have depression because they don't want to seem smug arrogant etc.)

[@elfsieben1450]

@@michelleannor6944 This does not make sense at all.

[@dezbro79]

We all get depressed. I'd rather be rich and depressed.

[@kevinaustin0369]

Absolutely. If you’re going to be depressed I’d rather be depressed and at lest be able to pay for life’s necessities.

[@lolakuty-to9io]

Isn't that subjective? Truth is, people today have better lives than Medieval kings, if you had what you have in the medieval times, would you be happy knowing you have more than most people? What is it that you don't have today? I am sure you have all the necessities, even some comforts and luxuries. What is exactly lacking in your life that's making you sad? The answer is most likely, meaningful relationships or a purpose in life. Do things for people and animals, reconnect with your family, perhaps old friends even. Don't expect from anyone. Be content with what you have but not complacent. Accept the situation and face it. Cry if you must. Forgive. Start over.

[@silverslider562]

I’d still rather cry in a Ferrari.

[@salimalbulushi7956]

😂

[@joelogjam9163]

I've never seen anyone cry in a Ferrari. It's when they get home and look up the cost of a service that the tears start.😂

[@jzen1455]

I like that; “Deep rest”. I often hate myself for being a lazy f@ck. But sometimes it’s necessary to rest the mind and body to decompress. We cant just go go go all the time. However, sometimes my deep rest is excessive and the longer I laze about, the harder it is to bounce back. It’s al about finding the right balance between rest and action.

[@DarkWandererAU]

The instrumental piano version of "Where is My Mind" kicks me in the feels....EVERY TIME

[@mikebasil4832]

Thank you all so much for sharing your wisdom. ☮️

[@samlebon9884]

You can act and fake anything in a movie or on stage, but you cannot make up happiness. Happiness is not something you acquire or do; it's a state of mind.

[@heathercush5096]

What about poor and depressed? That more common.

[@bradpitts2182]

Thanks for the like and comments ☺️ I really appreciate i would love us to talk better on WhatsApp text me via this number [phone]

[@sophiapde9369]

not true.

[@elfsieben1450]

@@sophiapde9369 Yes it is true. For the simple fact that, while rich people are not more often afflicted by depression than poor people, there are far more poor people than rich people.

[@Archchill]

it’s not a competition bro

[@jlg395]

Freedom from financial worries is the ultimate blessing in modern times. To not be able to make the best of that is absurd.

[@markwolfe503]

I have dealt with depression and anxiety for most of my life.like Robin Williams sais it never completely goes away. But what I have learned is listen very carefully to yourself and ask what you want in your life and do not want. Change requires sacrifice. Only after getting back into my fitness which fueled me years ago and stop listening to others tell you what you need and stop comparing my life to others did I really feel like had regained a huge part of my old vibrant self.

[@lumpygravy38]

Nice one. This whole thing is just an experience that I feel can be overwhelming if we are too self critical. I know I am, and my wife tells me to stop overthinking most of the time. She is right. Good luck !

[@AnnaMaria-oy1fp]

What about being depressed and not knowing you are depressed and people close to you not noticing that you are depressed?

[@elfsieben1450]

That can happen if for some reason your psyche dampened or shut down ANY sort of feeling so you wouldn't FEEL depressed; the only thing you notice then is that everything you try to set your mind on and you used to like becomes more and more tiring, every task takes longer to fulfill by and by, you tend to lose interests quickly, you keep forgetting things, other people become tiresome to you, you either lose sleep or sleep becomes almost comatose. That can be symptoms of an unrecognized depression. To others it might just seem like you lost interest in them and moved on, or that you are busy, or lazy, or daydreaming. That emotional nothingness / feeling unfazed is also why depressed people are most vulnerable to addiction, because drugs and risky behaviour can be means to puncture the emotional barrier, make you experience (wanted) feelings again. Unless someone is really close to you who knew you before the onset of the depression and who also knows about these symptoms, this can go on for a pretty long time. Unnoticed depression can also make people appear more "content", because they don't get angry or sad (or it doesn't show), they often seem very calm and collected, zen-like. So if you know someone who "has not been themselves" lately and you cannot exactly put your finger on what's the matter, and the person themselves can't either (or doesn't even notice), chances are they are depressed. You might want to gently point them towards information on depression, keep contact and ask if they need help with anything whatsoever or if they want you to accompany them on any activities, or just be around you more. Inform others in their closer circle as well. The longer a depression goes unnoticed, the worse it can become in the long run.

[@AnaaAgladze]

@@elfsieben1450 thanks a lot

[@elfsieben1450]

@@AnaaAgladze You are welcome.

[@pimlico3225]

depression is a human condition. at some point everyone experiences it, whether it's because of a life situation, hormonal imbalance, electrolyte imbalance, inflammation or any other typical cause of it. that said, money removes challenges that lack of it would add to the condition.

[@eduard5524]

We all have to face darkness sometime and for me personally recognising try to find better questions helps me to reorient my energy.

[@ElroyBeezley]

Thank you for the reminder.

[@Benjamin-rm2nt]

"The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts..." - Marcus Aurelius

[@daddylandlord5575]

Its the brain function which designed to solve problems. Thats why brain is looking for problems all the time because thats the job of the brain. Science says 80% of our thoughts are negative. So its not our fault. Its the style of our brain.

[@D-MF-L]

Some of these are so genuine and real and honest. The rest are people being shitty because they aren’t liked or aren’t getting attention they feel they deserve.

[@Myfaceuh]

I've had depression since i was a teen and im now 40. To me its like a dark storm cloud thats always hanging around. Sometimes its right over me absolutely soaking me and pressing down on me. Other times its in the distance but i can still see it

[@thatlthatjiminhandedeverya1018]

The feeling homesick at home bit

[@aldronb2876]

Depression is like living life through dark hangover. It is a shadow that follows all, everybody reacts differently. One should learn to ignore it. Better way is to focus on different stuffs.

[@Zezeguizee]

« A dark hangover » is a perfect description of depression ! At least how I feel it with a constant headache that never goes away !

[@Pikachu-qr4yb]

Wow thanks for adding Dawn Richard. Such an underrated artist

[@jonvia]

Show this video to anyone that says they want to be famous. I moved to Hollyweird at age 18 to pursue my music career. Never ever ever did I want to be famous and still dont want that life. Its a curse and even in show biz, you can find that "goldilock zone" within the industry without ruining your privacy. You can be very successful and not be a household name.

[@blackaf1s597]

Then you have that one dude one truely with 3rd degree burns on 95 percent of his body and is enjoying his life to the fullest.

[@Zezeguizee]

So true. In France there is also this dude Philippe Croizon who got his 4 limbs amputated after being electrocuted. He is living life to the fullest and has such a positive mindset ! And yet I am here with my 4 limbs and feeling so hopeless because of depression…

[@39zhanna]

That’s my life, go to work , come home and can’t get of the bed , always depressed

[@montesa9136]

@zhanna davidova - You're one of the lucky ones. I've never been able to work because of my Severe Chronic Major Depression! Not that you should feel happy about your own life

[@39zhanna]

@@montesa9136 I’m so sorry to hear that you can’t work, I do because otherwise I’ll leave on the street

[@l.2893]

I needed this.

[@CombatMedic1O]

doesn't matter if your ball and chain is made out of gold or bronze, life is temporary flash with imperfections. And we all deal with the same problem, death and old age. And those who say the imperfections are what makes life beautiful are coping hard. God bless.

[@freedomdividendnews5042]

depression is a side effect of their lifestyle and career. im glad i have more privacy than them

[@Marie0575]

Imagine having all that money and being able to do and get anything money can buy but you cant do nothing to fix this awful feeling. Brighter days are coming?🌅🌞

[@lexbeltran1354]

They need to seek a therapist

[@StuartsTRAVELvideos]

I think it's good to be aware of this. The grass isn't always greener elsewhere.

[@user-ml8ud6qd2u]

There are lots of good medications out there for depression. You have to find the right doctor. It took me a long time to find the right medication. Had the right doctor. Can't stop taking the medication. Also exercise helps. Love to sleep. Like to be alone. Write and do art. Write books. Trying stand up. Paint. Unsuccessful. 😢

[@Pauwwhh]

God has a plan for each and one of us don’t allow the devil to lie to you. God has a plan he will get you out. Trust in him

[@Julia-vg3nt]

Rather be rich and depressed than to be broke and depressed

[@montesa9136]

@Julia 730329 - TOTALLY AGREE! To bad we don't have that choice huh .....

[@ErwinMaas]

We are taught to believe that money is the thing to live for every minute of our lifes. And once we achieved our goals we get the hard lesson that we have thrown away all other things that bring happiness too and that money is just one piece of the puzzle and we have no time left to finish it completely.

[@nikolatesla7356]

0:00 I absolutely love this man. I wish that in the future we meet each other.

[@marymoreau7325]

As human beings, are we all addicted to our own personal brand of suffering? And can the science of nutrition be key to balancing brain & body chemistry?

[@montesa9136]

@Mary Moreau - Good nutrition can be "marginally" helpful. Generally, it does NOTHING unless you are nutrient deficient. There are millions of people who live on the streets that eat out of garbage cans who are not depressed.

[@marymoreau7325]

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[@nukustudio6882]

Harry and Oprah did a great job for all of us. They opened the door.

[@Cutiejuliya]

What r u tlking about?

[@RetroLodge]

I have been suffering from, anxietyand depression. For many years, watching this makes. Me feel less alone

[@NitishKumar-jm7ec]

The thing with me is that any older people can easily recognise that i am depressed from eyes but not the middle aged or young ones so I constantly need to keep my eyebrows up everywhere all the time just to look normal

[@christianans.2363]

Man all my depression comes from having no money. I would fix a lot of problems.

[@montesa9136]

@Christiana Ns. - Being rich won't buy you "lasting" happiness, but it will buy you EVERYTHING ELSE! - & thats a LOT!

[@dul9267]

@@montesa9136 preach

[@Kaywen78]

Health ❤ is more important then $$$.

[@kay3333ify]

Dwayne reflects what I'm talking about. I feel ya, brother.

[@Ben-dl9sp]

I think celebrities are extra vulnerable to depression/mental illness because they have very irregular lives, no timetable that is forced on them. Also much more free time, and isolation because of the fame.

[@normadesmond6017]

Been having it on and off for 30 years. You live with it, somehow. But for me it is a ruined live. When I wouldn't have this imbalance, my life with have have been so different and so much better.

[@bradpitts2182]

Thanks for the like and comments ☺️ I really appreciate i would love us to talk better on WhatsApp text me via this number [phone]

[@Musicandfilms7]

Same here , 17 years and counting

[@normadesmond6017]

@@Musicandfilms7 horrible, isn't it...

[@energiesolaire5738]

Is fame responsible for those dark feelings or is it something that has been here before ?

[@nope_no_nunya.]

Great question!

[@flaviodelladioband127]

Usually they had big issues before. Instead of healing they try to heal through money and success...but doesn't work at all. Nothing wrong with success, as long as a person is healthy and balanced. Otherwise, it does the opposite and even amplifies those problems.

[@Michele-cx6qd]

Thankyou for this good and helpful video. 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@justin555666]

Sometimes people conflate sadness and depression asking stupid questions like, “What do you have to be sad about?! You have everything!” They just don’t get that depression is involuntary and can’t be cured with stuff and status. Personally, I’ve found some relief by seriously pursuing my dreams and giving up things that were hurting me like booze and sugar. I won’t say I’m cured, but at least I have something to live for.

[@christianans.2363]

I wish I was rich and depressed. I'm poor and depressed.

[@ishmael8505]

Its common symptoms of creative people and its gonna take life time for some people to recognize that and get it under control. True art is associated with self destruction.

[@kay3333ify]

I'm a Poet. I've written about "Darkness." It hurts so much. My hardest write.

[@justmemimi7338]

Also worth noting that people who seek fame are often not psychologically healthy to begin with. It’s the epitome of seing one’s worth through affirmation from others.

[@jaybrick8973]

We need to find our purpose an our sense of being there is a reason God has given you life that is the key to defeating depression

[@montesa9136]

@Christ Alone 89 - LOL! Why is it most of us never find our reason? Seems to me like your "god' is playing favorites .....

[@sharhful]

If people volunteered and helped people less fortunate that would take someone out real quick. Depression is constant focus and attention on oneself

[@TheSleepReaper]

That’s true

[@projectadrift7711]

The hardest thing for famous people is it would be difficult to determine if peoples empathy towards their suffering is real or fake, the hate they recieve would definetly be real..but in the end they have the money and opportunities to not ever go hungry or homeless and can profit of having a larger than life personality and an inflated ego so i guess the sadness is just a price they ll have to pay.

[@kpec3]

I applaud them for being honest and vulnerable. Everyone is going to go through a storm in life, accept it. But no storm can drive you to suicide. Survive! At all costs! Just survive it, good days will come too.

[@cordariusniter5735]

The secret to life is to live for your fun. That when your the happiest. It just not physically but mentally.

[@elfsieben1450]

The problem is that depression takes the fun out of a fun time.

[@h3llrazah420]

I'd rather be Rich and depressed then poor and depressed. Just saying 😂

[@upasna9050]

If money makes person happy, then why some rich people commit suicide. Depression doesn't discrimination.

[@susannslebensberatung9703]

thank you so much

[@yeahiprotest]

Maybe America or the western way of life just makes people depressed

[@Karll541]

Bingo

[@Cutiejuliya]

Maybe amplified but not only. Plenty of people who are depresses in russia.

[@gizel0]

Everyone can deppress

[@adityasajeev4967]

But not everyone can spel

[@kay3333ify]

I'm a Poet. I write. But I love to hold on to someone to make myself feel better, but there is no one there. Life is an adventure, but there are times when you just need someone there, and I feel lonely. There are times when I just need a hug. Sometimes, a pillow is just not enough.

[@melissatogher3207]

This is good to know I connect and not alone