TaffyFlounder
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- Mar 16, 2024
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Psychiatry is so horrible in this world, and I truly think it does A LOT more harm than good because it is so profit-driven. I keep hearing how either those meds don't work, make the person feel empty, or make them addicted; even worse is that often they are forced on them. It is so infuriating how people talk about respecting bodily autonomy but then go back on their word whenever they feel like it. I feel SO bad for the people who had psych meds forced on them. It's so dystopian.
The way the world views depression and how forced commitment is considered okay is my #1 reason for being suicidal. Forced commitment is absolutely disgusting.
The modern world has made life so miserable and stressful, and depression is a valid reaction to it. Psychiatry exists for profit and thrives off of convincing its victims that there is something wrong with them for feeling bad or stressed; it is a billion-dollar industry that exists to profit from suffering and to keep people suffering for profit when they are convinced they have to keep buying meds instead of eliminating the roots of their problems. In fact, it tries to persuade its victims that there are no roots to their problems; that is the lie of the chemical imbalance theory. With that lie, they can force antidepressants more easily.
The world knows that if they were to make suicide legal and truly available or into a valid personal choice it truly is, they would lose half of their slave work forces and would stop generating billions from these practices, with the danger of capitalism falling apart since it depends on modern slavery for survival.
Here are some quotes that back me up:
"Hunter-gatherers seem to possess exceptional mental health (Thomas, 2006). This observation has led some researchers to believe that depression is a "disease of modernity" (Hidaka, 2012) due to its increased prevalence among wealthier modern populations. (Depression for Surviving Ancestral Hardships - OSF.)
The global antipsychotic drugs market size was valued at USD 16.14 billion in 2023. The market is projected to grow from USD 17.32 billion in 2024 to USD 26.48 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 5.4% during the forecast period. (Fortune Business Insights.)
"There is no such thing as a 'chemical imbalance.' This phrase evolved largely as a means to market the antidepressant drugs but has been erroneously picked up by physicians as explanation why patients should take antidepressants forever." (Psychology Today.)
The way the world views depression and how forced commitment is considered okay is my #1 reason for being suicidal. Forced commitment is absolutely disgusting.
The modern world has made life so miserable and stressful, and depression is a valid reaction to it. Psychiatry exists for profit and thrives off of convincing its victims that there is something wrong with them for feeling bad or stressed; it is a billion-dollar industry that exists to profit from suffering and to keep people suffering for profit when they are convinced they have to keep buying meds instead of eliminating the roots of their problems. In fact, it tries to persuade its victims that there are no roots to their problems; that is the lie of the chemical imbalance theory. With that lie, they can force antidepressants more easily.
The world knows that if they were to make suicide legal and truly available or into a valid personal choice it truly is, they would lose half of their slave work forces and would stop generating billions from these practices, with the danger of capitalism falling apart since it depends on modern slavery for survival.
Here are some quotes that back me up:
"Hunter-gatherers seem to possess exceptional mental health (Thomas, 2006). This observation has led some researchers to believe that depression is a "disease of modernity" (Hidaka, 2012) due to its increased prevalence among wealthier modern populations. (Depression for Surviving Ancestral Hardships - OSF.)
The global antipsychotic drugs market size was valued at USD 16.14 billion in 2023. The market is projected to grow from USD 17.32 billion in 2024 to USD 26.48 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 5.4% during the forecast period. (Fortune Business Insights.)
"There is no such thing as a 'chemical imbalance.' This phrase evolved largely as a means to market the antidepressant drugs but has been erroneously picked up by physicians as explanation why patients should take antidepressants forever." (Psychology Today.)