We all need to be aware of others struggles

Brem

Brem

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I know that it's not always easy to talk about mental health, but I think we all need to be aware that everyone struggles in their own way. And I think we need to understand that some people need help from time to time. One thing I think we need to be aware of most, is how we react to those struggling. We should never judge someone who is going through something, even if that something is their own doing.

Many people struggle from many things, and I think just letting people know it's going to be alright, really does help. The little things do truly help. With that being said, I will do my best to respect people around me and not judge people. I know some people live quietly with their problems and don't like to deal with others, so in those cases I think it best to leave those people alone, and let them be. Because bothering them, could be a trigger for them.

Anyway, I'm probably rambling a bit here, but felt it was an interesting topic to post. What do you guys think?
 
I am one person that would not rush in to judge anyone even when they are doing the wrong thing. I always hear people out. We might not seem to know it but people are going through so much in their closet. Sometimes, just get close to that person that is behaving anyhow, and try to find out what they are going through.
 
One thing that I have come to understand is that we see people smiling and putting up appearances, but inside them, they are going through a lot mentally and emotionally. I always approach everyone with caution in the things I say to them and the things I do to them. I don't know the pains they are carrying that a single statement or action of mine would trigger. And like the poster above me, I don't judge anyone.
 
I agree. I believe being aware of others’ struggles helps build empathy and stronger connections. It reminds me that everyone has challenges, even if they’re not visible, and encourages patience, compassion, and support in daily interactions. Awareness can make communities more understanding. It can not just improve someone's mental health but also yours
 
Being compassionate helps with your mental health, when you care for others, it makes you happy, happiness is always linked to healthy mind. However, if you are harsh on people, if you do not care for other people, if you are insular, it is very likely that you are already suffering from conditions like stress, anxiety, depression, or other mental health diseases.
 
Honestly speaking, no one cares about other's struggles. If you are suffering from financial problems or mental problems, then still you also find negative people around you who always try to mock you or criticize you and this is a reality.
 
Absolutely. Being mindful of what others are going through helps foster empathy and support. Even small gestures like listening, checking in, or offering help can make a meaningful difference in someone’s life.
 
Yes, we need to because it's difficult to really know what people are carrying. Someone can be laughing, posting memes, and still be breaking inside. I know this because I have also passed through that phase. So, that made me to be kind to people even when I'm under pressure.
 
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