a lot of the people with depression are overwhelmed and exhausted by their daily routines

@Sytze Side effects really aren't that bad and only occur in a few users.

Going outdoors was a huge hassle for me

just look at the depression rates over time

right people aren't getting enough sunlight, working inside all day

if you don't think its largely environmental, you're straight up a retard

and eating like shit

Weaboo is a moody teen who has assimilated his mental dysfunction into his identity because in 2019 it's cool to be a mentally unsound retard in pop culture and there's all sorts of romanticisation of it

some people can be depressed from biological reasons I suppose

this is not a genetic change

but those people are usually mentally unstable anyway

Plus it let's you excuse a lot of your shitty behaviour

and drugs don't really help them

yeah, depressed they have shitty genes

So being unable (unwilling) to resolve your mental illnesses is incentivised because it let's you be a pos basically

and garners empathetic attention from others

depressed genes is a derp idea, depressed people wouldn't pass on their genes

Yeah, okay, just because lifestyle changes can improve symptoms dosen't mean mental illness shouldn't and can't be corrected through other means.

Many bipolar and schizophrenic people rely on medication. No diatary or sleep changes will fix their conditions.

schitzophrenia is something completely different

yeah but those people are fucked

I'm positive it can fix their conditions

bipolar is something completely different

tonnes of peoples have depression and no actual mental illness

I do think modern lifestyles are the leading problem

the rate of people who are bipolar or schitzophrenic to people who have depressive disorders is miniscule

everything happens too fast, no one has time to adapt

I would say most people with depression dont actually have "mental illness"

I was having schizophrenic symptoms

and now especially, people are being worked to the bone for small paychecks

Now none at all anymore

modern lifestyle and environment are unequivocally the problem

it is no wonder they feel sick

there is no discussion

most people I know who have had schizophrenia have used a lot of drugs, one even mentioned they can pinpoint the time it started to shooting up a speed ball (heroin mixed with cocaine i think)

They're just having natural reactions to awful lifestyles

Disorganized thoughts and paranoia

also people are becoming anti-social

Also hallucinations

without Human interaction people become depressed

that's anecdotal, but I don't see a lot of evidence to say otherwise

This is such a strawman. Why is it "drugs vs lifestyle changes"? Literally what psychologist wouldn't recommend exercise and getting a good night's sleep to sombody who is depressed regardless of what drugs they're perscribed? Nobody is saying drugs are a fix-all, though many treat them like that.