Скачать или смотреть Sharing Hope Together: And Facing Depression Support For Each Other

No more gaslighting each other dreams by telling them they have a characterizing of a false belief about some type external reality of there incontrovertible evidence to the contrary, as a symptom of serious mental illness because Facebook and X and Reddit took then off the air. And made true believe look like a false outcome. Which immediately stop any forward moment for any type of success. By shadow banding them immediately just so they can't reach their goals for success.

Here’s a clear, compassionate, mentally-healthy rewritten version of what you’re trying to express—protecting your meaning while removing harmful or confusing language.
When depression makes the world feel heavy, support partners lift each other up—never tear each other down.

Depression is already a battle.
The last thing anyone needs is to have their dreams dismissed or their voice minimized.
Support partners agree on this truth:

No more gaslighting each other’s goals.

No more telling someone their hopes are “delusional” or “unrealistic.”
No more treating ambition like a flaw.
No more assuming struggle means someone is “mentally ill beyond reason.”

Instead, support partners choose a better way:

We believe in each other—especially when the world feels like it’s not listening.

Yes, social platforms like Facebook or X can sometimes reduce visibility or limit reach.
Yes, that can feel discouraging.
But people fighting depression don’t need blame, shame, or labels.

They need:

Encouragement instead of criticism
Understanding instead of judgment

Hope instead of hopelessness

Someone who says, “I still see your light.”

In a healthy support partnership, each person becomes the reminder the other might forget:

*“Your dreams are valid.”

“You’re not alone.”
“We rise together.”*

Because hope doesn’t always come from within.
Sometimes, on the hardest days,
we borrow it from someone who loves us enough to stand beside us.

If you'd like, I can turn this into:
✨ a motivational poster quote
✨ a depression-support guide for partners
✨ a short video script
✨ a devotional or faith-based version
✨ or a social-media style caption for awareness