"There Is No Moral Imperative to Be Miserable"
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Yes, capitalism is why you're sad and anxious. Now what?
"There Is No Moral Imperative to Be Miserable" Yes, capitalism is why you're sad and anxious. Now what? Feb 21, 2022 580 19 57 Share Max Ernst — The Joy of Life James Greig is a writer from Scotland. After years of efforts to “raise awareness” of mental illness, nothing has gotten better. I can sense a growing weariness with public health campaigns urging us to seek out help in the form of psychiatric drugs and therapy; podcasts where members of the Royal Family “ open up ” about their mental health journeys; mindfulness apps; books and articles promoting cures like horse-riding and wild-water
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