Emman's case was def valid. She was diagnosed with a clinical depression, correct?
I don't like Robin. Pretty obvious this dude doesn't have critical thinking but to some degree, he is right. This generation is just at times, regurgitate things they hear on the internet, "mental health", "boundaries", "gender affirmation", and gets offended in just about anything, getting depressed and mental health is declining blah blah. I'm not invalidating those who are genuinely going through it but for some of you/us --- this is life! Welcome to a broken world. But write your own story and plot twists, hindi yung puro nalang copycat sa mga naririnig nyo sa media. Peace!!
Weak nman talaga..gen z ngaun napagalitan ng magulang na depressed agad.dati kami with palo pa.daming nagpapakamatay na kabataan ngaun kasi mentally weak sila.iba naman ta la ga mga kabataan dati mas matibay ang loob
Agreed. Imagine sa trabaho, they always feel entitled just because of their mental health?
Ok, mental health is real and we need to acknowledge it. See a therapist etc. But also, if the kid is always taking "depression" as an excuse to everything like mag walwal, party all night, driving 100mph, i mean, you gotta do something about it, to avoid hurting anyone including yourself. It shouldn't be a reason or excuse that other kids say just to get away of something really bad.
Zillenial here pero I sort of agree. But!! Di sila weak per se, ang nangyayari kasi ang daming outside interference, and influences kaya nagkahawahawa na sila.
Imagine being clinically depressed is now considered a trend among young people. Sad:
Yan namang mga "support" e hindi din naman nagana yan dahil LAHAT BUSY sa kanya kanyang buhay dahil yun na nga ang design ng mundo hindi din naman kasi sinusuportahan ng mga networks yan at me bayad pa mga tawag. Sa mga claiming christian naman e HALOS MGA LIP SERVICE lang dahil ultimo sila ayaw mahila sa "NEGATIVITY" hahahaha nung need ng help at kelangan ikaw pupunta sa mga struktura nila kaya yang kindness at support na pinopost ni Kim e hanggang sa mga concerned post na lang yan dahil magandang mabasa pero NO ONE IS WILLING TO GIVE UP THEIR TIME DAHIL BUSY NGA ANG LAHAT PARA MAGKARON NG PURPOSE ANG MGA BUHAY NILA! Makikisimpatiya na lang pag me mga nabalitang nagpatiwakal
Hindi sya insensitive real talk lang yan s kabataan ngaun na ang hihina ng loob.minsan pinapanakot pa ung depression for their own gain..di ko naman ini invalidate ung depression pero real talk lang weak talaga mga gen z.
Mga ganitong mindset breeds weak children talaga. Masyadong bini-baby kaya mga weakling. I’m a millennial and I strongly agree. Weak yong mga Gen Zs. I often kid my nephew na ano nalang mangyayari sa kanila pag dating ng panahon. It pays to be kind, I know. But the world doesn’t adjust for them. We you have to learn to toughen up, otherwise you’ll be eaten alive. Kaya parami ng paraming younger generation ngayon na andaling ma depress sa napakaliit na bagay.
Some people are TOO SENSITIVE AND ENTITLED that no matter how some say or deliver their opinion they get hurt. News alert 🚨 to survive in any field one must be strong and not be a cry baby.
Honestly, Sen. Padilla’s statement is overly simplistic. Oo, mental toughness is important, pero ang depression, anxiety, at suicidal thoughts hindi indikasyon ng kahinaan ito ay mga totoong mental health issues na apektado ng social pressures, social media, economic stress, at marami pang factors. Ang kabataan ngayon, kahit nag-express ng feelings nila, actually matapang sila kasi nakaka-acknowledge sila ng problema at minsan, humihingi ng tulong hindi tulad noon na basta-basta itinatago lang nila o pinipilit ang sarili na “tough.” Mas productive siguro kung imbes na sabihing “weak kayo,” ang mas magandang approach ay support, education, at awareness sa mental health. Kasi ‘yung ganitong label, minsan mas nakakasama kaysa nakakatulong, lalo na sa mga kabataang nagstruggle na.
Aminin nating mga baby boomers naging open nlang tayo sa depression st mental health issue because of the brave GenZ na di takot maging open topic ito. Dati kc may stima baka tawaging baliw
I do not believe that the generation now are weak. Mas open lang kasi mga tao na ngayon about mental health kaya napag uusapan at mas maraming aware at nakaka alam. The generation now are so smart and intelligent because of accessible education or information online. Wala na gaano 8080 ngayon. Lahat may opinyon. Lahat mulat.
Hanggat di nyo nararanasan di nyo maiintindihan. Like my case, I am 66 yrs old, bigla siyang aatake without warning. Mahirap ang depression and anxiety lalo na kung walang tulong ng gamot.
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Emman's case was def valid. She was diagnosed with a clinical depression, correct?
ReplyDeleteI don't like Robin. Pretty obvious this dude doesn't have critical thinking but to some degree, he is right. This generation is just at times, regurgitate things they hear on the internet, "mental health", "boundaries", "gender affirmation", and gets offended in just about anything, getting depressed and mental health is declining blah blah. I'm not invalidating those who are genuinely going through it but for some of you/us --- this is life! Welcome to a broken world. But write your own story and plot twists, hindi yung puro nalang copycat sa mga naririnig nyo sa media. Peace!!
Weak nman talaga..gen z ngaun napagalitan ng magulang na depressed agad.dati kami with palo pa.daming nagpapakamatay na kabataan ngaun kasi mentally weak sila.iba naman ta la ga mga kabataan dati mas matibay ang loob
ReplyDeleteAgreed. Imagine sa trabaho, they always feel entitled just because of their mental health?
DeleteOk, mental health is real and we need to acknowledge it. See a therapist etc. But also, if the kid is always taking "depression" as an excuse to everything like mag walwal, party all night, driving 100mph, i mean, you gotta do something about it, to avoid hurting anyone including yourself. It shouldn't be a reason or excuse that other kids say just to get away of something really bad.
Mga pabaya kasi magulang ngayon. Pati quality ng teachers ang baba. The whole of society failed our children.
DeleteZillenial here pero I sort of agree. But!! Di sila weak per se, ang nangyayari kasi ang daming outside interference, and influences kaya nagkahawahawa na sila.
DeleteImagine being clinically depressed is now considered a trend among young people. Sad:
Agree with you1204
DeleteYan namang mga "support" e hindi din naman nagana yan dahil LAHAT BUSY sa kanya kanyang buhay dahil yun na nga ang design ng mundo hindi din naman kasi sinusuportahan ng mga networks yan at me bayad pa mga tawag. Sa mga claiming christian naman e HALOS MGA LIP SERVICE lang dahil ultimo sila ayaw mahila sa "NEGATIVITY" hahahaha nung need ng help at kelangan ikaw pupunta sa mga struktura nila kaya yang kindness at support na pinopost ni Kim e hanggang sa mga concerned post na lang yan dahil magandang mabasa pero NO ONE IS WILLING TO GIVE UP THEIR TIME DAHIL BUSY NGA ANG LAHAT PARA MAGKARON NG PURPOSE ANG MGA BUHAY NILA! Makikisimpatiya na lang pag me mga nabalitang nagpatiwakal
DeleteAng insensitive ni robin padilla grabe, robin ask your kids and family members about depression! Mahiya ka!
ReplyDeleteHindi sya insensitive real talk lang yan s kabataan ngaun na ang hihina ng loob.minsan pinapanakot pa ung depression for their own gain..di ko naman ini invalidate ung depression pero real talk lang weak talaga mga gen z.
DeleteMga ganitong mindset breeds weak children talaga. Masyadong bini-baby kaya mga weakling. I’m a millennial and I strongly agree. Weak yong mga Gen Zs. I often kid my nephew na ano nalang mangyayari sa kanila pag dating ng panahon. It pays to be kind, I know. But the world doesn’t adjust for them. We you have to learn to toughen up, otherwise you’ll be eaten alive. Kaya parami ng paraming younger generation ngayon na andaling ma depress sa napakaliit na bagay.
DeleteSome people are TOO SENSITIVE AND ENTITLED that no matter how some say or deliver their opinion they get hurt. News alert 🚨 to survive in any field one must be strong and not be a cry baby.
DeleteI agree, today’s generation are a bunch of snowflakes 🤦♀️
ReplyDeleteWeak din yung umiiyak sa karton ah 😒
ReplyDeleteSorry but I am with Robin on this.
ReplyDeleteTimes have changed whether we like it or not. Iba na ang panahon ngayon, wala naman mawawala if maging mas understanding tayo and show empathy.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, Sen. Padilla’s statement is overly simplistic. Oo, mental toughness is important, pero ang depression, anxiety, at suicidal thoughts hindi indikasyon ng kahinaan ito ay mga totoong mental health issues na apektado ng social pressures, social media, economic stress, at marami pang factors. Ang kabataan ngayon, kahit nag-express ng feelings nila, actually matapang sila kasi nakaka-acknowledge sila ng problema at minsan, humihingi ng tulong hindi tulad noon na basta-basta itinatago lang nila o pinipilit ang sarili na “tough.” Mas productive siguro kung imbes na sabihing “weak kayo,” ang mas magandang approach ay support, education, at awareness sa mental health. Kasi ‘yung ganitong label, minsan mas nakakasama kaysa nakakatulong, lalo na sa mga kabataang nagstruggle na.
ReplyDeleteEh siya nga nag-attempt palang magsuicide nung kabataan nya. Weak din siya kung pagbabasehab sinabi nya di ba?
ReplyDeleteAminin nating mga baby boomers naging open nlang tayo sa depression st mental health issue because of the brave GenZ na di takot maging open topic ito. Dati kc may stima baka tawaging baliw
ReplyDeleteI do not believe that the generation now are weak. Mas open lang kasi mga tao na ngayon about mental health kaya napag uusapan at mas maraming aware at nakaka alam. The generation now are so smart and intelligent because of accessible education or information online. Wala na gaano 8080 ngayon. Lahat may opinyon. Lahat mulat.
ReplyDeleteHanggat di nyo nararanasan di nyo maiintindihan. Like my case, I am 66 yrs old, bigla siyang aatake without warning. Mahirap ang depression and anxiety lalo na kung walang tulong ng gamot.
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