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how was the teacher being a dick again? He was just frustrated that he was late? Depressed or not you still got to go to school. American teachers are much worse compared to this guy. His only comment was "the wanderer, see me after class blah blah blah" Not enough for me to stand on a desk and preach

+safendersHow the fuck would I know? Because if you had the slightest experience of any depressive disorder, you would not have made the comments your did. That's how the fuck I know."Some of us have mental health problems and don't make excuses."Another blatant demonstration you have no clue. Everything that this student describes in this PSA happens. It is not an excuse. its the reality of depression.

Alright listen up buddies because I have a tale to tell you. I know everything about depression. I saw this video and all my comment was "Damn he wasn't as angry as I thought he would be" MAYBE IT'S BECAUSE I'M SO FUCKING USED TO TEACHERS ACTING THIS WAY IF NOT WORSE THAT I CAN FUCKING RELATE TO THIS SHIT. And also before you go calling me an ignorant twat, you should learn to realize that maybe I do know a thing or two about depression. What the teacher said I honestly didn't think was that bad. I've had teachers do way worse and it never made me want to stand up and preach to the classroom. And even though I'm not in High School anymore, I'm still in college and I just felt that this video was not realistic to me. NOT that it has to be, but I felt like that was the direction they were going. I've had teachers humiliate me for being late, and honestly I would of appreciated it a lot if they did what the teacher did instead of what they've done with me. They made me stand up in front of the class and apologize to the class and I had to write my name on the board, stay after class. You know that type of teacher that would say you're grades out loud... Just every humiliating thing you can possibly do that I don't want to go into right now but they would do this shit to the quietest fucking girl in the classroom because they knew she wouldn't say or do shit. And yes I got the message I just felt like they could of done a better job at making it more real.

I have been as low as you can get, no job, no girlfriend, no car, in debt and still living with my parents. I thought the world was my enemy and that there was something out there stopping me move forward. I realised it was myself, I was the one who allowed the feelings of depression creep in and I was the only one who could fight through it so instead of allowing depression to set in I did positive things for myself. I exercised, I was proactive in my job hunt and I made sure depression wasn't going to take full hold of me.Here I am 5 years later with a career I'm proud of, out of debt, my own place and a smile on my face.The choice is yours, no matter how bad it feels or gets remember that everyone is fighting a battle not just you so don't expect help to come you have to help yourself!Get off your ass and fuck negative thoughts, feel strong and you will be strong and when you're strong nothing can stop you.

+v_espertine It was as low as I've ever been so I know nothing lower. I had zero cash and was lucky to have my parents there for me. I'd also been made redundant twice in the economic crash between 2008 and 2010. I understand it could have been a lot worse but that isn't to say I wasn't deeply depressed because of my situation, I could see no light at times and got into drugs as a coping mechanism.I'm now stood on my own two feet because I dragged myself out of the mess. Just because I wasn't diagnosed clinically depressed doesn't make it any less of a challenge to put things right!!

+Kenshiro of course not man! And I don't wanna sound like negating your feelings at all, just throwing my $0.02 to anyone who may think going back to live at home is the end of the world - we're fortunate to have such a high standard of living that that would be considered a fall in the first place. Good for you for getting back up.

"How many teachers does it take to screw in a light bulb?" "How many depressed kids does it take to screw in a light bulb? Suppose it doesn't really matter... Cause its always dark"

Yesyesyes.

i love the metaphor. you cant teach someone to cure or help depression, such as fixing a light. but to people with depression, they always see no point in changing the light. to them its always dark

boy high as f*ck

+Jeff The RipperYou're clearly dumber since you can't even get Jeff's name right.

i am potato

If anyone out there is struggling with depression, just think to yourself, "What could make this even worse?" and you'll most likely always think of something. But when you can't, and you feel like you've reached rock bottom, that's where things actually start to get better. You see, think about it this way, now there's no other way to go but up, and once you start it will not stop and that's when you realize that you've conquered your depression and are finally out of the misery.Good luck to everyone who is suffering, just don't take away your life because it's after that very moment when your consciousness tells you to drop that knife, or step away from the ledge, or get off that chair and let go of that rope, when you finally reach that peak and you know you're at the lowest point in your life, be happy and relieved to know that you're finally going to start getting better because there is nothing after that point in your life that will be as bad as that moment. And if you just happened to survive that, you know that nothing else in life will be worse than that feeling and you will be able to conquer all obstacles that are in your way because there is nothing you can't do.

ok i get now. i had to watch this like 4 times to get it. EXPLANATION: its not the teacher alone that was a dick. it was everyone. they weren't even being dicks either. in fact im pretty sure no one thought he had a mental illness. and that was the point. you never know who has done what or how they felt. little things, like jokes being made for being lat (from teach and fellow students) facebook, and other activities. little events. they push people. they really do. they never made fun of his problem. but he takes jokes like those seriously, and for the first time he describes the feeling as a giant vague metaphor. 1, you can never teach how to fix the depression problem, depression is always dark, they see no point in changing it anyway. the dead arm feeling can only be described as if you have felt it. he describes it as a suicide attempt. these kids go on every day not realizing this. they dont need to, but jokes. be nice to people, even though you mean well like the kids in the video. just be careful. i have attempted suicide before. its been like 6 years since, but in college with my friends. i tell them this, and they were surprised. they said and i quote "out of all people in here, i would have never guessed that you have tried that. you're like the happiest dude in here" im not as bad anymore. but i still feel the urge and reason to do so. and i get this guy so well. so for 1. never really ask how they are feeling and demand answers or if that isnt a good enough answer because we cant describe it, like this kid. his descriptions are vague and short. but yet he knows its true meaning. he cant put it into words. when he talks about facebook. he could recall every single thing about the correlation between that, him, and suicide. but he couldnt put it into words. he just mentions little things. so guys. be careful. jokes are ok, not deliberately, but just be a good friend.

Propaganda to pity kids who can only help themselves.

This is so stupid, he's trying to make excuses for him, depression is NOT an excuse, people who have depression, it's a terrible thing, but even so, they need to get a backbone and get on with it, I'm not saying depression is controllable but don't use it as an excuse to be lazy, an asshole etc...

+Keith PantonNo, he has a DISABILITY, physically, his brain won't allow him to move, whereas with depression, you can say, you know what, I'm sorry, I'm late for school but don't say "It's ok because I have depression", depression is real but it's not an excuse for being late for school

+Wolfgang DavisNo they shouldn't use a mental illness as an excuse for not getting out of bed, it is a reason that they didn't get out of bed but not an excuse or justification to say it's ok that they didn't, I understand that depression makes it hard for you to get out of bed but it shouldn't be brought into other people's lives, such as the teacher, to make them an exception for them, some people miss the bus because they accidently forgot to set their alarm clock, that's a valid reason for missing the bus, but it isn't an EXCUSE, same with depression, in the real world, your employer would sack you and wouldn't give two shits, same with if you used depression as an excuse.

Metal illnesses aren't taken seriously because they are invisible to non sufferers. Only those who have suffered themselves can understand it and not even they can spot it in others most of the time. It's a terrible, alienating, experience of isolation from everyone you know and love. They're constantly told to just "snap out of it" or "think positively" which only makes them feel more like sick freaks. It's an internal suffering which makes finding others who understand much more difficult and leads to an endless cycle of hopelessness. Those of you who feel this way, never forget that You Are Not Alone.

He Climbs On His Desk, Insults His Teacher, And Leaves The Whole Class Speechless. Point Made.Please share this so that the message can spread

Wow! What a great message to share. It gives a whole new perspective to the trouble-maker, doesn't it?

Wow. One never know who has a mental problem. Untill he did something.....We should always b emphatic towards them, and not ignore or chide them

First world problems, I had a friend in the university from Syria, last week all his family were killed by an american air strike .Can you imagine all his 5 brothers and sister, father, mother, grandparents all dead. and he can't even return home to say good bye to them.

wish I had the courage to stand up in my class and say that. Maybe you could? a lot of us with depression its cos of abuse, and abuse is like torture, like abu Ghraib, like Guantanamo, like most countries prisons and systems. there are Psychopaths, a small percentage of the population, and they create Sociopaths, and the rest of us get abused, its like a disease that spreads. WE need to spread the Understanding. thats true Religion.

honestly with someone that had depression issues (still has them) i understand this. not in full detail, its impossible to even know that. because that would be psychoanalysis, he doesnt even comprehend it in full detail. basically, jokes are fine, but remember to be a good person and mean well, and make sure they know you mean well. in present time he may take these jokes as nothing. but they build up to become his metaphors in this video. the event of how people reacted to the jokes however, did not build up. although you shouldnt make fun of such things (yes i know everybody has depression) but depression is a build up. not a feeling of sadness, but rather a dark feeling that seeks no purpose in anything you do. and it builds and builds of little things and when it comes out. no one is able to explain it. anyway. just remember, people deal with stuff like this. and to people that dont have it, dont understand it. depression isnt sadness, its something darker, something unexplained. to depict the difference. sadness is a emotion given to a event, depression could be random, and could be triggered by an event, but its full purpose has nothing about the event and then changes to more personal deeper matters that are irrelevant to everybody else. for example. people get sad when their cat dies, and thats sadness, depressed people get sad when their cat dies, and instead of thinking about the cat, they go into personal scales against themselves and end up about how kids are at school. so jokes are fine, but be aware that people cant control or explain these things

“Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.” ― SocratesAlthough this is clearly a staged video, the age-old message it contains is very authentic.Bravo.

thanks, good quote

Maybe now people will understand mental illness isn't a joke. Maybe now they'll have a glimpse as to what it's like to have a mental illness such as depression. Maybe now they'll think twice. All we can do is hope right?

WTF is this unrealistic garbage, I mean I'm sure I agree with whatever message that was supposed to be, but the idea for this was so fucking stupid...

Would you be happy if I put this as a resource on my website please? I have a group who work with young people where mental illness is very high and think this will be of huge benefit to share with them.

Hi Karen, it's fine to embed the video on your website - we don't have a problem with that. Best, Time to Change

People undermine the human mind like it's nobodies business. People will chatter forever about how cancer is a "battle" and dump ice on their bodies to simulate the numbness of ALS, yet treat depression like unicorns and fairies.When their are more suicides than homicides in America, who pays the price? When you suggest we get off our ass and forget our woes, who has to struggle? It seems that unless you've suffered a mental disorder yourself, it's fucking invisible.There's a reason he's standing up. There's a reason people find that ridiculous. Put two and two together and you'd realize that if the problem was so important, why would someone have to go through this to state their claim? They shouldn't have to.

Being depressed is not being sad. As he said on his desk, it's when you're stuck like a dump in yourself:You can't move, you ask yourself "Why? I ain't got time now."Day after day, you still have those moments where you're just stuck.Then you start thinkin' about it, about yourself and all around...you'll came to a point where you think about your whole life.Until you start being stuck in your mind too, because you'll think "Why thinking about that asshole? You're a big dump, and it won't help."And then, your donne...you're totally striked down by the depression.If you're a lucky one, somebody will notice it.Otherwise, you'll be stuck with yourself in yourself.

The teacher and the kids weren't tuned into this guys problems. They all just thought he was a slacker and all made a little fun of him because of it. It's hard to detect true depression in someone even if you live with them. He got the message out. It would only be inappropriate to continue to make light of his issues after he revealed what was going on like he did. A teacher that was a real dick would have prevented him from getting his message out...

Omfg, first of all, this shit is so fake it defies the point its trying to make. Secondly the teacher wasnt a bad guy, he acted like a teacher. Third I keep getting sick and tired of all these mental health people. I truly believe its horrible but it has become more of an excuse than anything else. Stop wasting everyones time with these lame all movies. And fuck these whiny teenagers

there are many good teachers but there are also teachers who are unsympathetic to students who obviously have issues and they don't help, what's more, they make it worse for the student. This is why parents need to be their kids advocates, but kids you need to let your parents know what is happening. And if your parent is no help then find someone you can trust and someone that is available to help. I have seen so many smart kids failing because their parents didn't push them, or supported them, or worked with the teacher to make their child succeed... communication is the key. You may think it sounds like BS but it can make a big difference in your life.

I think the thing with mental health is that people don't want to talk about it. People find it hard to talk about it. So when do you want to talk about it? Stop arguing that this kid should save it for his own time, because then your the problem, and the reason the stigma on mental health is hard to lift. This is a way more important topic than any fucking literary essay. Go suck a dick

Sometimes we need to feel a little uncomfortable to understand something.

ImmortalHD at 2:04 ?

So if I were to read only the comments before watching the video, the entire message would be 100% lost. Most people are disregarding the fact that this is a scripted PSA and attacking the actual event. Ugh.

Im glad that i just used 3 minutes of my life watching a little english kid stand up on a desk, mutter something, stand there for 10 silent seconds, repeat.

okay video. I seriously thought something was wrong with the kid but then i just found out he was really sad and not doing anything to make himself feel better.

3 of your classmates will experience mental health issues, that's like half my class lol.

This is so STUPID!

Can someone please write what is said in this video? My hearing comprehension is not good enough it seems.

Is it just me or is that guy a bit of a downer?

Willingness to obey natural law of free choice now is called a mental disorder.

Quick! Someone cast Wingardium Leviosa to lift up this man's spirits.

Powerful video from Time To Change about being a young person with depression: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SE5Ip60_HJk

I found this video thanks to y'all.

Do your part and take a stand against #MentalIllness #TimeToTalk #TimeToChange #depression

Since when was laziness a mental illness?

I guest teacher at a great school where professionals/teachers have these discussions with students. I am a guest teacher who suffers from depression and is compliant with treatment and fortunately have great results. Not all are so fortunate. This was a great, guessing staged video and would love for all students to see it. For those who are so quick to judge in a negative way towards the student, fear and lack of understand Mental Illness is very common. No worries - friends and good people are many and will always be there for you - just reach out or stand on your desk :0

That was so corny

laaaaame. frkn pshycsss

The stand up kid: http://youtu.be/SE5Ip60_HJkQuite a powerful video

People who are depressed enough kill themselves - John Doe. Precisely your self righteous lack of compassion, kindness, and fellow feeling is why he did what he did, so you could reflect on precisely the behaviour you are exhibiting. Words kill. Words like yours. Thank grace I got help and am still here to alk about it. Open your heart John Doe. No one is immune.

A person with depression would never do this.

Rekt.

this video means so much to me

Powerful.

Crying so much omg

Nicely made... Very thoughtful...Although it will just get flooded with trolls in the comment section again...

How many teachers does it take to change a light bulb?

21

I had to watch this at school

My teacher wouldn't have stopped yelling at me to sit down if I did this.

I'm not saying he's wrong to mention his mental illness so that others are aware, but he's victimizing himself. Saying he's different than others allows him to be treated differently. It is the ones on the receiving end of jokes that can decide whether or not those impact them. You can choose to ignore snide comments or remarks or you can choose to make those comments mean that you are in fact less than normal. It's people that give meaning to words and we have the power to not make other peoples words harm us. Mental illness is not the issue here, this is about bullying. Trying to guilt trip people into not making jokes about other people reverses the bullying effect and puts the original victim in charge. Those who offer insult only have the power the victim gives them. They thrive on victimizing others so the more you protest and get upset, the more they will continue to do it. I got picked on a lot in high school and it was only through understanding that I had the power to choose to either be upset or treat it as just a slew of words that don't mean anything. The moment I understood that I had the best time ever and I actually liked school and other things that i previously had 0 interest in. Depression is a symptom of the bigger issue. Teaching this distinction to teens and children is a valuable lesson.

+jualkynWell, you certainly seem to have made up your mind. Enjoy your life!

+MrQZWarriormade up my mind about what exactly? I was just saying that not everyone's capable of actually feeling certain emotions without some kind of major psychological professional help and that's still a slim chance and people shouldn't make fun of people with depression pretty much. Mental illnesses are harder to treat than anything elseI don't think staying depressed forever is the answer but there are a lot of people who will deal with it forever just like there will be people who will be an amputee forever once its cut off. reality is reality, differs from individual to individual.If you do not understand this at all, and the post i made before and those before you, you clearly do not have any understanding of what it feels like to have depression. it's not just a simple morning blue, or even a feeling resulting from someone you love. it's a mental illness that is CHRONIC and only then is it depression when nothing that ever happens changes. You can tell yourself all you want that you can do good in your life but if the mental chemicals in your brain are unbalanced theres nothing you can do about that other than hope to god and wait it out or get professional medication which doesn't even always work. its a vicious battle and its not just will power like you think it is. i hope one day you'll understand this

u know what for like four months i had a reallly shitty time because i was really depressed and i missed a lot of school and all my teachers were pestering me about it and they forced me to interact with other people and when i came to school for like two periods because i just couldn't take it anymore after that my teachers and classmates were like "oh finally back yeha? hahaha" and no jsut no man like that was the worst moments of my life ever and i was only 13 years old and i wanted to die.

Damn...

Bloody hell! Why don't people know more about this? Why aren't we ALL taught about this as kids? What's so scary about it for schools to shy away from it year after year, generation after generation? If we could all show a little compassion! It's Time To Change.

This is a way more common problem than people think it is. I myself have Bipolar disorder, and before I was diagnosed with that I had depression and severe anxiety. I battled through my school days, and constantly had to be the brunt of teachers and students snide remarks about where I had been and how I was a bunker, and you know what? That made me want to not be in school even more. One thing i'd dread was walking into school and being made to feel like shit because I could not attend normally like everyone else. Me and my parents would constantly go up to my school to try and explain the situation to them and put certain measures in place so school would be easier for me, but still the teachers did not understand it (apart from the odd one or two) when I left highschool many of my teachers told me I wouldn't get anywhere, that because I hadn't attended I wouldn't acheive anything and i'd only get anywhere if I put in more "effort". You should of seen their faces when I left with and A* ;) Don't let peoples ignorant comments define you, because you are just as capable and intelligent as everyone else.

Google+ people, watch this! Mental illnesses are NOT a joke!!!

I wish i had this to show to my old college tutors...

How many teachers does it take to change a lightbulb? Introducing Michael, the 'stand up kid'... Amazing video by Time to Change

I can't concentrate in school. I'm always tired. My brain is numb. I'm only half aware of my surroundings. I get stressed out from it and that results in anxiety and chest pains. I only briefly feel happiness or joy very rarely. Because of all this my grades have dropped and my dad is on my case. He only thinks it's chest pains. Push through it you'll be grand he says. Only I'm not grand. I feel worse now. People need to speak up whether it's mild or serious depression. I'm not even sure I have it because I feel it's only mild but you need to speak up. Trust me keeping quiet doesn't help and will. Not. I have yet to speak up...

+HawkInstinzI hope you're doing better.

A year on...and its just getting worse. Attempted suicide three times. Just lost my last close friend tonight. I have watched this 4 times and counting because it seems this is the only thing i can relate to. I have lost myself altogether,remnants is an overstatement of what remains. Everything i hated about people,about how to be, how to treat people, i have done this year. Used girls, fought guys, argued every little detail with people. A week back to school and three teachers approached me about being "oppositional"...its christmas break now...i was only going in two/three days a week anyway. I stopped caring about people,their feelings,what i did to them,what i did to myself, if you cant even respect yourself, if you cant even treat yourself caringly, be In touch with your mind- lets put it like this; your in a flying simulator GAME. Your co pilot. Occasionally get to take over something or do a job. But you don't care if you do it, its a game,you will respawn.you don't think about consequences because you don't care. You just lack empathy. Your just hoping something will happen. I became an asshole, treated people worse than i treated myself. Isolated myself from people then. And when people asked or got serious i would either make a joke,lighten mood...or get verbally aggressive and some cases with guys physically,especially when they disrespected girls,the hypocricy of me. 2015 is the year i tell depression to go fuck itself and get it out the pilot seat and i tale over, the real me

I think this is probably the best video I have ever seen. This scene - his monologue - is pretty much what I've wanted to say and do for the longest time. Even though you try to laugh it off so it doesn't seem like a big deal, it is. Most importantly, it isn't a joke,

BORING!

moving..

+Simon PimentaI agree.

I've never seen anything more moving. Honestly.

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This hit hard because I took about three months of school recently. I was weak, I couldn't get out of bed. I couldn't handle even the thought of going to school. But when I finally built up the strength; the courage, to get back this is exactly what I got. My teachers were the worst, they told me I was pathetic for not being there. They told me to get out of my head already and be normal like everyone else.

That's awful. You're truly doing a great job there. The way back is a long and a rough one, and I could only wish that people didn't respond in such a childish manner. I didn't understand mental illness until it dragged me deep down, but I'm pretty sure I never insulted someone who had clearly been thru something (whether skipping school on purpose or not). I wish they understood that 'getting out of your head' is the most impossible thing to do for someone with anxiety/depression. If we could get out of our heads, we would've done it a million times already, the problem is that we can't. 'your head' is always there. You're never alone and there's not a moment that you're able to escape it. It's how I'm trying to explain it now, your life is this small balloon and there's this needle just inches away circling around it. You know everything is about to blow up but you don't know when and you cannot control it. Your mind is some sort of time-bomb, destroying everything you love from the inside. You end up with shattered dreams, burned friendships and no one that loves you. It's lonely in a way I never knew I could be lonely. And heck it hurts...

This is beautiful and so true.

"A person with depression would never do this."All the more reason to raise awareness.

I feel this deep in my core.

I remember the individual times I didn't go to school. Back then, I thought it was because of me not wanting to go in the first place. My most recent one made me realize that it was really because of this fucking depression.

Absolutely love this.

“I try and openly talk about my experiences, though that does bring laughter and ridicule sometimes.” Read Alan’s blog >>

Only if drugs could cure this. Is there like a therapist app that anyone would recommend?

I did a speech on teen suicide and it turned out like this. Where I shared my lowest moments, and they didn't know how to respond. It's done so much. People feel open to talk to me about their struggles, and they don't make the snide remarks about suicide. One of my teachers used to make emo jokes, saying "oh, what are you gonna do? Go cut in your bathtub surrounded by candles?" Yeah he doesn't do that anymore. I think, on a whim, that maybe, just maybe, I've revolutionized my school.

Being a frequently depressed person myself I found the lightbulb joke absolutely histerical.

Don't think. Just do

I saw a very powerful video today and I wanted to share it, and I want everyone here to share it because it’s important.The stand up kidEvery day when I go to school my friends makes jokes about rape and suicide and mental health disorders. They make jokes about alcoholism and about child pornography and homosexuals and these aren’t funny topics and these people are not the only ones. Loads of people do this, every day, every school, every work place, every community.Every day I feel shaky or ashamed or anxious because someone in my group has made a joke about depression, about rape. About 10%. 10% suffer from a mental health disorder. 1 in 5 women (aged 16 59) has experienced some form of sexual violence since the age of 16 and 44% of victims are under the age of 18.http://www.rainn.org/statisticsIt's time to change.

i LOVE this, everytime i watch it! its always powerful as the first time i saw it. mental health is serious. lets all have more understanding and STAND up and talk about it!! #letsendmentalhealthstigma #mentalhealthawareness check out my YouTube channel i have various videos about mental health. Lets all end the stigma!! stay blessed! (o:

So effective. Well done.

Professor Lupin?

Inspirational

He's victimizing himself, if he has a mental problem then work to make it better otherwise being late and a delinquent is no excuse. If hes really serious then he needs an aid to follow him around and make sure hes on schedule.

a+

I would have stood up and told him to stfu, the world doesn't work like a Disney movie.

boring

Stan your ground!

Absolute schlock.

da fuck you say m8? i fok you up m8.

A wonderful moment of bravery.

Its not really brave when its a scripted PSA.

+The88CheatNo it isn't, and he's disturbing the class! I have depression, but the bloke is disturbing the class, he should not do that!

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