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Depression affects millions of people worldwide£¬and while some of them suffer from mild and short-lived depression£¬others suffer from a deep state of depression all the time£®While being depressed is certainly a negative thing that can seriously affect your life£¬it also has its upsides£®Here are some reasons why you should embrace your depression-accepting it and realizing its advantages is a big step toward overcoming it!
It's widely known that some of the world's greatest writers and painters created their excellent works when they were depressed or deeply hurt£®It is almost an unwritten rule of the universe£ºwhen you experience a high level of sadness and depression£¬you tend to create deeply moving things£®This is precisely what makes depression such a huge contradictory £¨×ÔÏàì¶ÜµÄ£© thing these days£¬since for some of them depression is often associated with a lack of focus£¬determination or motivation£®
Another common view surrounding depression is that it prevents you from thinking clearly£®For some people£¬however£¬it actually helps them concentrate and see things in a totally different light£®This aspect of depression applies especially if the depression was caused by an extremely upsetting life event£¬such as the loss of somebody dear to you£®
Depression can teach you to find reasons for living£¬which may sound contradictory£¬since depression is often associated with a lack of desire to live£¬but in some cases where a person is so depressed that they only see the world in"black and white£¬"the depression can help them find reasons for living and going on£®Life will try to bring you down more than once£¬but it is important to stand up more times than you fall down£®Depression can help make you look back and see where you may have done wrong£¬and what you can correct to make things better£®
When people are depressed£¬they tend to believe there is nothing good left in the world£®However£¬it often happens that our friends and family show their true support when we are down and we need them£®Depression can be a good test to see who is with you and who will flee at the first sign of weakness£®Being depressed means that you will need the moral and emotional support of those close to you-and it will undoubtedly make you cherish your health£¬your friends and your family£®Unfortunately£¬many of us tend to take these things for granted until it is too late£®
Depression is certainly not something one would wish for£¬but it doesn't mean that you cannot make something positive out of it£®Those suffering from depression should try to keep an open mind and to analyze all the pros and cons of situations objectively£¬and they might be amazed to see that there are actually several upsides they have never taken into consideration£®
Why You Should Embrace Your Depression | ||
£¨81£©Effect£¨s£©/Influence£¨s£©/Impact£¨s£© of depression on people | It affects many people around the £¨82£©world/globe either for a short time or all the time£® | |
Reasons why you should embrace depression | It is sometimes the mother of creativity£® | ¡ñIt is a universal truth that some excellent works were created when the writers and painters were in a state of depression£® ¡ñWhen depressed£¬you are more likely to create things that may make people deeply £¨83£©moved/touched£® |
It can actually help you think clearly£® | ¡ñDepression helps some people stay focused and see things differently instead of £¨84£©preventing/stopping them thinking clearly£® ¡ñThis is especially true when something extremely upsetting £¨85£©happened/occurredto you and led to your depression£® | |
It can teach you to find reasons for living£® | ¡ñ£¨86£©Contraryto the popular belief that depression often leaves people no desire to live£¬it helps them find reasons for living on£® ¡ñDepression can help you look back and learn from past £¨87£©mistakes£® | |
It can £¨88£©undoubtedly help you cherish your health£¬your friends and family£® | ¡ñYour friends and family are always there for you when you are in £¨89£©low spirits and in need of support morally and emotionally£® ¡ñDepression can put people close to you to the test and help find your true friends£® | |
Attitudes that you should take to depression | Be open-minded and analyze situations objectively£¬and you will be amazed to see there is actually something positive that you have never £¨90£©considered£® |
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