Raymond Talks
Depression is an Evil liar
Many moons ago I suffered from deep, deep depression. Imagine the kind of depression that walks into your life out of nowhere and slowly kills a part of you. When that part is gone then it jumps inside of you, replacing what once was a part of you and now exists as a deep dark void in a pit of bile and nastiness.
Read MoreHow you make others feel is a reflection on yourself
How you make others feel is a reflection on yourself I go by this philosophy now. Always be nice to other people and don’t get into the negative mindset of being judgemental. Being judgemental leads to negativity and owning other peoples problems.
Read MoreLet’s kick Depression in the ass – Raymond Talks
I’ve been a sufferer of severe depression in the past and it’s a horrible horrible illness. I had built so many bad memories and horrible social issues around my life that it all funneled into a nasty pit of horribleness. Until I decided to kick the ass off depression.
Read MoreSpecial 50 subscribers video – Story Time
Special 50 subscribers video – Story Time Woohooo! 50 subs, thanks SO much people. For reaching this milestone I will reward all of you with a story from my past life.
Read MoreMale Suicides Rocket – Let’s Talk
Let’s face it. If we don’t start talking about stuff soon it’s going to get out of hand. We need to talk about anything that’s bothering us right now.
Read MoreMedication and Mental Health: Why I still take mine
I’ve always had this non-understanding of what my medication was for. I always thought medication was there to “cure” you of your ailments, I don’t know why?
Read MoreStress and Anxiety. Anxiety disorder – Why it’s good to talk
Another video blog with Raymond talks focusing on Stress and Anxiety and the pressures on men. Raymond wrote a small piece below explaining in brief. The starting point of my journey was Anxiety.
Read MoreTaking responsibility 101. Learning to expand your mind – Raymond Talks
As a teenager and a young man I was the king of not accepting responsibility for my actions, I’d always blame the other guy, or blame myself and quite harshly too. You see it wasn’t the most constructive way to move forward in life, shirking that responsibility and passing the blame. What I realised in later years if that I was to “accept” what had happened and look at ways to improve myself so it never happens again.
Read MoreMental Health Issues: My journey to recovery and my recovery approach
Hi all. I uploaded this video as perhaps a beacon of hope to anyone that is beginning their journey through the minefield that is mental health. It’s tough right at the start, sitting at the doctors when they’re telling you face to face that you have this incurable illness and that you will be on medication for the rest of your life, and that you’ll have mental health issues for the same duration.
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