Joe Rogan and Jocko Willink discuss Chris Cornell, suicide, depression, and exercise.
Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #962.
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Joe Rogan and Jocko Willink discuss Chris Cornell, suicide, depression, and exercise.
Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #962.
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Having suicidal thoughts is a struggle. But Chris Cornell got killed. Have you seen him during the concert before his death? He looked completely beaten up.
And I don't trust this Vicky woman.
Manic Depression is another person inside you can't control. You try to, but it takes over. The people that live with Manic Depression everyday have a mentally strong superpower not many could understand.
Well first off neither of these guys were ever drug addicts and the way shit like heroin effects your brain is pretty unreal and you wouldn't really understand it until you've been through it. You won't feel comfortable without it and eventually you won't even feel comfortable with it. Then comes the existential feeling of dread where you've realized how much of your life/potential you've tossed into the trash when you fully understand your place in the world you kind of realize how insignificant not only you are but how insignificant everything around you is. You can't just find joy finding weird niche hobbies or new toys to play with, you've been there done that and now you are walking around with a damaged brain and hardcore anxiety with which you can't even feel comfortable in your own skin without drugs or easily fall into a meditative state anymore. You wouldn't understand how terrible it feels unless it's something you've gone through then top it off with being tempted 24/7 to fall back into a pattern of self abuse.
People trying to find why people off themselves is crazy. You DON'T UNDERSTAND and you're trying to but still cannot understand why depressed people are the way they are. You are a fucking Clown Joe, you're getting people killed.
If it was as simple as picking up a hobby, I don’t think there would be an issue in the first place. Have everything by who and what standards? Are we talking materially here? Clearly it means nothing when you are in pain and can’t see a way out. People tend to buy into material as a way of masking how crappy they feel. I have to say, I cringed at some of the things said as it’s barely hitting the surface of what’s going on with people who want to take their own lives/mental illness. It’s pretty diminishing tbh.