People sometimes throw themselves into a swamp of negative thoughts and stay there so long that they get used to living in that difficult state. They forget it’s a swamp—and that they’re slowly fading away.
It’s really hard to pull someone out of that self-made prison. The best way is for that person to realize it on their own and choose to fight for their freedom.

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It gets even harder when that person is one of your friends—you can see their struggle, but you can’t do anything about it!

That is so true Hadi. I know someone like this, and it’s frustrating to not be able to help.

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Yeah, you’re right, but the thing is, after a certain point, due to a cognitive bias, the brain no longer realizes that it’s stuck in the swamp!

I have always believed that we should be our own eyes that look at us from a distance, rather than drowning in ourselves, because from a certain point on, it is only the mind that drowns us in the swamp of negativity.

Awareness depends on a thousand variables!

Beautifully said. Awareness is everything