I've been dealing with depression since my teens. I'm now 60, for awhile I was doing pretty OK, then the meds stopped being effective, they do that doesn't seem fair. But nothing seems fair right now. We, my Doctor and I as well as my husband who is a Board Certified Psycho- Pharmacist are trying to find to find a medication or medications that are as effective as what I was on. It's hard, I just want to be happy again, and this affects everyone in my family. Thank you for this, maybe it will help people understand that getting out and working or doing other stuff doesn't work. And you just can't "Cheer UP!"

I was raped when i was 18 after the incident, my parents would tell me to leave the room because i was a reminder of their embarrassment.

I think the caption completely misses the point. Using 'girl' as an insult means there's something wrong with being a girl. Heads up, it's not about the wounded daddy. It's about his wounded daughter. It's about all females. A dad getting called a girl should be thinking about who's listening, not himself. Back up your daughter or wife or mom, teach your son a lesson.

I didn't really get this one either. Unless the child in the fathers arms is crying and someone is calling the little boy a girl for crying

'responsibilty deprived tumors grown around a penis'. incredible.

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Why if someone tells a woman she looks like a man, she would get offended but men won't? Most of the times the "like a little girl" 'insult' refers to being fiscally weak and inexperienced. Like "you are cutting that tree like a little girl" - how would most little girls cut a tree? For sure passionately for sure, but fiscally they won't have the ability to do it and probably won't have the knowledge to do it. The same when you say a woman she looks like a man, it just refers to going the wrong way for that specific task. Or at least that should be the intention, 'cause then if I tell you that you are "cooking with your feet" would I be insulting feet? Hahaha like I said I think that's the original intention of the 'insult' is more like a sarcasm. Because if someone would tell me that I serve tea (for example) like a little girl, that would be (for me) more like a compliment wouldn't it? But I'm not ok with using it as an insult.

Why are people correcting the spelling ? Get over the extra o, these images have a serious message to them !

i have been dealing with depression for nearly fifteen years, and yet doctors have never been able to find anything wrong with me. . .

Frankly, a lot of gay people have a lot better fashion sense than straights!