The Other Thing Is Surrounding Yourself With

Since I Come From A Family Of Mental Instability, And I Have Suffered Depression Myself, I Knew That Living In Shame Is Senseless And Painful, And That By Talking About It, I Have Come To Peace With It. The Stigma Behind People's Suffering Needs To End. We As A Community Need To Embrace These Disorders, Try To Understand Them (if Only Just To Talk About Them) So That We Can Cease Being Defined By Them.

There's Nothing Beautiful About Somebody Killing Themselves.

When Child Actors Act Well They're Just Reacting To Situations, And They're Acting Very Real Because Their Life Experience Is So Short; There's No History To Fall Back On.

Number One, We Have To Talk About Mental Illnesses. Number Two, You Can Actually Address Things From A Purer And Honest Direct Line To What's Been Going On In Your Life And How You've Been Feeling And Why You Think The Way You Think. I Do Think There Is A Genetic Predisposition For Mental Illness, For Depression, For Suicide, But I Also Think That Lifestyle Can Change Things. If You're An Addict, If You Drink And You're Putting A Depressant Into Your Body, It's Going To Cause Serious Problems.

Everybody Needs A Way Out Of That Pain. Many People Choose Drugs And Alcohol. Some People Obsessively Exercise Or Develop Strange Dietary Habits, Which Is What I Did. At Least It Got Me Toward A Path Of Healthier Living.