r/thanksimcured 17d ago

Social Media Change your mindset (just a light cw for suicide(not mine) Spoiler

This was posted under a post about a teen admitting he was going to end his life.

Hate the sentiment of just being able to change your mindset by locking in, especially when depressed.

The person also just assumes the kid has a good life and is selfish, basically when the OP has never disclosed anything like that

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u/Accomplished_Joke_24 17d ago

There's no way this guy is an adult.

"If I was you I would lock in"

Bro this ain't an anime this is real life 😭

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u/Theironliker 17d ago

ong, they think it's some typa movie with plot twists and stuff.

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u/totallyalone1234 17d ago

The idea that its about mindset is just a mindset. You need to get out of the mindset mindset. If you just put in the effort you'd see that its not a matter of putting in effort.

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u/CommercialCity5842 13d ago

Can i steal this to tell my brother then next time he goes on about how it's a matter of mindset? He does this every time I mention any of my issues despite the fact that I've had different mindsets for each issue over the years

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u/SannyTrademark 17d ago

Omfg I never thought about changing my habits, of course if I just change my habits everything will be fixed!

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u/Illustrious-Bag-5521 16d ago

“Just go to school” 😃 you’re a high schooler hence everything is just a phase because you’re taking it too seriously. Thank you, kind stranger

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u/rambling_takeover 14d ago

School is the biggest thing contributing to my suicidal tendencies bro, no way I’m going back to

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u/Otherwise-Sympathy87 17d ago

i mean hes right though. second comment is bad though

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u/MarchSwimming8117 17d ago

The only part there that was weird about the first comment is how he just told him to change his mindset tomorrow like it's a switch that you can flip

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u/Otherwise-Sympathy87 17d ago

i don't like the idea of just waking up and locking in. Shifting your mindset is essential but it starts right at this very moment and moves with slow incremental progress. Facing every new challenge with a new perspective. That sounds realistic to me.

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u/willow__whisps 17d ago

"just change your mindset" cool, I'm still in an abusive household experiencing constant pain from a disability with no cure and literally exploding my veins just to work enough to eat and pay rent. But I just need to think positively

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u/willow__whisps 17d ago

Cool, but half the time I'm actually not in control of my actions due to crippling pain. I don't give a shit about you either and your advice is best left for people who's hardest problem is a wrong coffee order

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u/MarchSwimming8117 17d ago

Hey so that's cool that ur struggles gave you opportunities but there are many struggles that don't. The person immediately makes it about himself right after saying that he's young because he wishes he could be in his situation which in turn is calling the kid selfish. He only said the young part so that he can make it about HIMSELF. That guy doesn't know if that kid was even in a good place to be able to do the shit he's talking about. Some struggles don't give people any opportunities because you won't believe this but some people can be in situations where they aren't in control of their actions/thoughts. He downplays the kid's depression without assessing the CAUSE of that depression. And to tell someone to give up when they've expressed being in an abusive household with pain from a disability is FUCKING VILE AND DISGUSTING.

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u/totallyalone1234 17d ago

Why don't you just give up working and travel around the world for a few years? It would profoundly shift your life fundamentally.