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Many teens have been isolated in their homes with their parents due to the nature of the past two years, and for many, it has only worked to fuel their depression and make them more susceptible to it. Many parents have trouble understanding the overall concept of depression, so when they are directly confronted with it, they might only make it worse.
So, that being said, here are some things that parents do that fuel teenage depression.
Let's stop the stigma now. Watch our video on the signs you're depressed, not lazy: • 6 Signs You're Depressed, Not Lazy
Researcher & Writer: Anjani Tennakoon
Voice Over: Amanda Silvera (youtube.com/amandasilvera)
Animator: Lesly Drue
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong
Views : 601,492
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Aug 9, 2023 ^^
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this explains everything....more parents should have a look at videos like these
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My parents always say that my depression is from my phone when in reality, it's what is holding me back from ending it. Social media is the only thing that makes me happy
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The worst one has to be when you finally get just enough courage to tell them and they say "just think positively". That is just not how it works.
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it hurts the most when you tell your parents how you feel and they start saying how they gave you everything and how ungrateful you should be grateful
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I gotta admit it .... tears rolled down my eyes while watching this .... I never knew how I was being pushed into the hole of depression 💔
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I'm 45 now, but when I was a teenager, I was severely depressed. I tried talking to my mom about it, and her reaction was devastating. She actually got angry with me, told me I was thinking too negatively, said I was a "stinkin thinker", said I needed to read more books about positive thinking. Toxic positivity was a huge thing in our home growing up. After that day, I learned that I could never talk to my mom about anything deep - I felt betrayed. My dad is dismissive about anything emotional or anything having to do with anyone else but himself. I kept to myself. To this day, I still have depression and anxiety, but I know now I can talk to my sister. I'm coming to understand that I can only have a superficial relationship with my parents.
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I gotta say: my depression years started when I was 9, not surprisingly, my parents didn't care about it and said I was thinking about it too much, I'm16 now (soon to be 17 in 3 months) and it never left me. Personally, I'm an introvert, so I don't say anything about it anymore, but it has stuck with me throughout these few years
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I could remember several years ago I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
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All kids deserve parents, but not all parents deserve kids
-wise words
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My parents love comparing me and my childhood to themselves and what they went through always telling me that I'm lucky and others have it worse. They didn't take my depression seriously for 3 years and even after being diagnosed still don't fully support me and my mom often puts down my mental illness. Started crying watching this because my mom has literally told me several times that me being anxious or upset is ruining my families time doing things. My mom often makes me the scapegoat too lol. I can't wait to move out
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these points hit a bit too harshly. I relate too much of this yet my parents were all “Depression starts at thirteen, you can’t be depressed, you’re just sad, grow up.” When I was 8-9. so it hurt realising that i was actually depressed. I can’t take it anymore
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I’m 12, and I have really bad depression, and it’s surprising to see that this video basically covers all of what my parents have been doing. Every single time something is mentioned in this video I would be like “ya, that’s my parents, all right.” I honestly wish that I could show them this video.
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I have no tears left to cry
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So relatable... the biggest problem being that there's just no one to trust around me. No one to talk to.
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This video really helps, my mom always says "why are you always so sad, it is not like your depressed" or "your just being ungrateful a lot of kids would want to have your life"
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Please, if you're having a bad day, just remember that somewhere in this world, theres still someone eho cares for you, someone might like you but is too embarassed to talk about it. So dont ever think that you have lost everything
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I remember my mom saying "I tried giving you the best life I could, but you still ended up with depression." She didn't mean it in a hurtful way, and she was more frustrated with herself than anything else, as she also has depression, but it still made me feel really bad. Thankfully I still felt like I could talk to my parents, which definitely helped. One thing that is super important is having a good support system, even if it's just one or two people. My friend helped me out of the darkest time in my life, and I am so grateful to have a friend like her. Even if you're parents aren't there for you, intentionally or not, please reach out to someone you can trust
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Every generation complains that the next has ruined something, not realizing that they raised the people ruining things
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every time a student would get mad or angry in my third grade class, they would often call their altitude, actions, or emotions, ugly, which something that a teacher should never do to calm students down.
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@Psych2go
9 months ago
How was your experience like when you told your parents about having depression?
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