My dad had an instant cure for someone having depression in the summer. It's called well digging with a shovel.

My dad had a saying for cold temperatures in the winter.

Colder than a well diggers ass.

If you tried to quit and crawl out of the hole, he'd say, "Get your ass back down in that hole and dig. Let me know if you see any Chinaman."

lol exactly.

Kids/people today have no idea what a hard days work is like.

My Dad was exactly the same - and I'm grateful that he was.

We all did that with what is called "haying" or loading hay onto trailors and trucks in the summer. Usually seemed to be a race between the temp and the humidity to seehich would pass 90 first. No deprssion out there.

We had to get up before dawn and move sprinkler lines on hay fields.

the people who enslave you don't teach THEIR kids hard work, they teach them how to enslave you via every sort of unbelievably wicked underhanded trick and deception and how to murder and rape and terrorize and poison you

don't teach your kids to be their slaves you stupid fucks.

there are microbes and whatnot IN the soil that cure depression.
physical exercise works well, too.

people teach their kids to be slaves and soldiers for the monsters that hate their guts. because they are just stupid and don't know what else to do.

they teach their kids to die a thousand deaths, every year of their life.

they teach their daughters to worship black athletes that rape them.

they teach their children to worship a God that hates them


your parents aren't real. they weren't real. that's why they died. that's why you will die too.

people teach their kids to be slaves and soldiers for the monsters that hate their guts. because they are just stupid and don't know what else to do.

they teach their kids to die a thousand deaths, every year of their life.

they teach their daughters to worship black athletes that rape them.

they teach their children to worship a God that hates them


your parents aren't real. they weren't real. that's why they died. that's why you will die too.

your entire life you've looked up to celebrities that would lead you to get poisoned with vaccines.

you obeyed the authority of demons that would deceive you to death, who would do absolutely anything to you.

your whole life is a scam. it's fake, it's stupid, you're stupid. you are evil, you treat everyone you have power over the same as your evil overlords treat you , without even realizing what you are doing. you are cursed to death for what you are.

Your a narcissist and your dad is too.

Your a narcissist and your dad is too.

Tough love works fine, until it doesn’t.

I know a story of a man who’s teenage only son had clinical depression and was doing poorly in high school, and instead of getting him professional help, he took him out of school and, against the mother’s wishes, sent him away to a military academy to, quote, “whip his ass into shape”.

A few weeks later, first day at the firing range, when single live rounds were handed out, the moment the instructor’s back was turned for a second…

Yeah.

Result:

One son, dead by his own hand.

One mother, who almost went mad with grief and crazy with anger at her husband, who she divorced within weeks. She was in and out of mental hospitals for the rest of her life.

One father, who decided that he couldn’t admit to himself that he had been a complete asshole idiot and proceeded to slowly drink himself to death, but not before driving home drunk one night and ruining more lives in a bad accident.

One teacher/firearms instructor who afterwards quit his position at the academy and drifted from job to job, living very minimally. He never got over what happened, and felt responsible for the rest of his days.

Yeah, tell that mopey kid to dig a well.



Just need to blow the stink off of him.




He’ll be fine.

That's funny

Great.

It showed respect and self pride when doing what dad said to do. My kid grew up exposed to the rich and affluent kids. He fought me on everything because the other parents called someone up to do wherever for them. Now he’s all grown up and has his own place. He has regrets but the damage was already done.

You act like all work is slavery. Even if the parasitic globalist elite did not exist, we would all still need to work to survive. You can combine the lesson of a work ethic with the teaching of practical handiman skills that would be necessary with or without the NWO.

Just teach your children the truth of the world right alongside those practical lessons.

Last Edited by WalrusRider on 11/29/2022 11:10 AM

It is not just the kids, you are right it is the majority of people. Hard work that is productive, that keeps you mentally healthy and in physical good shape, getting a good workout in fresh air and sunshine in the outdoors, feeling worthwhile accomplishment, pushing yourself to your full potential and feeling good about yourself for a hard job well done is now considered forced labor, dreaded abuse and slavery.

And for winter depression, a snow shovel. :)

People are depressed and feel miserable about themselves and the world around them because they do not do anything to feel good about themselves and the world around them. Instead of doing things that make themselves and the world better they maintain destructive thoughts and behaviors that create the misery that they bitch about.

I agree with the general message of the thread. I have personally noted that in my youth, when I sat around all day in comfort playing games, that I began to feel numb to such pleasures.

On the other hand, when I forced myself to do things that I did not want to do, like work for hours, it felt great when I came back to the comfort of rest and play.

Without the downs of life, the ups do not feel nearly as powerful.

When your muscles are sore from labor, it feels great to rest them and relax.

When you eat restaurant-quality food as a special occasion, it feels like a treat. Your sensory system may savor every moment. If you eat high class food every day, the feeling of enjoyment will not be nearly as powerful.

Sometimes the hardships of life enrich the rest. A feeling of depression, boredom, and general numbness to life CAN be a result of not enough hardship.

Last Edited by WalrusRider on 11/29/2022 11:38 AM

Exercise is good for the mind and there aren't two ways about it.

And working out at the gym, doing sit ups, jogging nonproductive vanity activities are not the same as getting outdoors and accomplishing a good hard job well done that you can be proud of.

There are good reasons to maintain an exercise routine beyond vanity. Ex, a fat person may want to lose the weight for their own health, a scrawny person may want to become stronger, or a person may simply want to live a long and fruitful life.

...but even if the motivation for exercise is just to look good, I don't really see anything wrong with that. It's normal to want to look good for the opposite sex. It still requires discipline and work to achieve.

I would agree that combining work and exercise is ideal though, because it's like killing two birds with one stone. I lived on a small farm for a while, and just doing farm chores every day was enough to keep me in shape.

Last Edited by WalrusRider on 11/29/2022 12:07 PM

I feel sad for people stuck indoors and in the cities with no opportunities to enjoy the hard-working farm life I have and appreciate so much. But most people cringe at the kind of hard work I love to do and have no desire to participate or help out in any way.

Thank you for this thread OP.

Imagine if people only knew how much that principle of hard labor advice would change their lives and our world for the better.

I am going to go shovel the roofs and farm now before the blizzard hits tonight dumping another foot of snow. I will be joyfully self-satisfied with accomplishment enduring the pain in a hot bath with a hot toddy latter tonight and sleep well.

Blessings and have a great day.

Yes, Physical labor is good for you
I cut and split 14 cords of firewood this spring and summer
(this year's and next year's wood supply is done)

today I moved the last 1 1/2 cords of 7 inside so we are set for heat for the winter but I will also move about 1 ton of coal inside for bitter cold nights (love burning coal, it burns long and hot!)
We purchased 6 tons of coal this summer from the Amish to have on hand and I recently scored 6 tons more at an auction for just $230.00 (plus a 20% buyer's premium and I also paid a guy with a truck and forklift $500 to move it to my property)

I stocked up on energy, (wood, coal and propane)
and I have 2 additional log truck loads of logs (just delivered) out back to cut and split
we live somewhat Amish style, (I suspect many of our family and friends think we are crazy, however we stay fit and eat healthy)