Anonymous
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11/12/2025, 1:45:03 PM
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I'm so fucking tired of people reducing depression to "your brain chemicals are broken, take these pills". Yeah, serotonin exists, obviously depression manifests neurologically, but WHY are so many people's brains broken in exactly the same way at exactly the same time? You think it's just coincidence that depression rates have exploded under neoliberalism?
We live in a system that tells us we can be anything if we just work hard enough, that our worth is measured by our productivity and success, and then when we inevitably crack under the pressure of this impossible standard, we're told it's OUR fault, our defective brains, our personal failing. The achievement society has turned us all into entrepreneurs of ourselves, grinding away with this feeling of "freedom" that's really just self-exploitation. You're simultaneously the boss cracking the whip and the worker getting beaten, and when you finally collapse from exhaustion, when you literally cannot achieve anymore, the only person to blame is yourself. That's the auto-aggression that creates depression. It's not a chemical imbalance that fell from the sky, it's the psychological injury of waging war against yourself in a system designed to extract maximum performance until you burn out. Pharma companies make billions convincing us this is a medical problem requiring medical solutions, deliberately obscuring the social and economic roots because acknowledging those would require actually changing the system instead of just medicating its casualties.
We live in a system that tells us we can be anything if we just work hard enough, that our worth is measured by our productivity and success, and then when we inevitably crack under the pressure of this impossible standard, we're told it's OUR fault, our defective brains, our personal failing. The achievement society has turned us all into entrepreneurs of ourselves, grinding away with this feeling of "freedom" that's really just self-exploitation. You're simultaneously the boss cracking the whip and the worker getting beaten, and when you finally collapse from exhaustion, when you literally cannot achieve anymore, the only person to blame is yourself. That's the auto-aggression that creates depression. It's not a chemical imbalance that fell from the sky, it's the psychological injury of waging war against yourself in a system designed to extract maximum performance until you burn out. Pharma companies make billions convincing us this is a medical problem requiring medical solutions, deliberately obscuring the social and economic roots because acknowledging those would require actually changing the system instead of just medicating its casualties.