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Thank you so much for this. I will add it to my list of scriptures that I can use to comfort myself when I feel down.

When you sit down and reason it out well, you will understand that there is no such thing as hell. God is not so wicked as to allow humans to burn for thousands of years. Surely there will be punishment for our wrongdoings but definitely not in eternal hell.

There has to be a higher level which explains the fact that there is a creator. It is our creator that is our supreme being, so we have someone higher than us.

Sometimes I go on YouTube to follow some meditation advice and practices. No doubt meditation goes a long way to help everyone, whether depressed or not.

How’s it like? Do you think you are getting value for the amount of money you pay?

Sometimes I think about it too. When I am down I put all my anxiety on God. I also associate with my fellow brothers and sisters in the faith. It must be so hard on them.

This is a great one to hear. Are there examples of faith healing pastors that you can recommend?

This is surely an effective way to combat depression. You have found what works for you, I hope you keep doing that.

One minute you feel great as if you are on top of the world. The next minute you feel as if there is nothing to live for. This can go on and off for as long as possible. Do you sometimes feel this way? How do you cope?

Sometimes when you find yourself in a tight situation financially you might find yourself feeling depressed. You might even have the idea that it is only money that can make you feel better. Do you sometimes feel that way?

Depression can sometimes lead to victims loathing themselves. They hate themselves for certain reasons that are not enough to do so. This can even make it harder for these ones to fight depression successfully. Do you think this also happen to depressed people?

It's important to approach this conversation with empathy and understanding. Express your concern and let them know you care. You can start by sharing how you've noticed their mood and behavior have changed. You can also explain that therapy is a safe and confidential space to talk about their...

In a relationship, It can be hard for someone who's depressed to express their needs, but it's important to try. Here are some tips that can help. - Be honest about how you're feeling. - Try to be specific about what you need. - Don't be afraid to ask for help. - Be patient with yourself...

Depression can have a really tough impact on a relationship. It can make it hard for both people to connect, communicate, and enjoy things together. It can also lead to arguments and misunderstandings. What other effects do you think depression can have on relationships?

Depression as we all know is a serious issue, and it's important to be supportive to your partner. You can help by being there for them, listening to them, and encouraging them to seek professional help. What others ways do you think can help?

You just have to understand each other very well, be best friends. No matter what happens one knows that the other has their back.

This can be annoying. You have made your stand clear to them but they still persist. You might eventually have to be strict about it.

It is not exactly royalty but a wealthy man’s daughter actually liked me when I was in the university. It was short lived though, but I did have the experience.

I don’t have any gold to dig right now, so I cannot answer that question. But I believe the reason rich people attract gold diggers is because they flaunt their wealth in their face.

This is a mistake many people make and it affects their current relationship negatively. Why will I be chatting and hanging out with my ex? It’s a capital NO.