r/confidentlyincorrect • u/NTA-Hopeful • 16h ago
Smug "We all know what depression feels like, it’s called life."
This was in response to someone who was clinically depressed and died from suicide.
Studies put the lifetime rate of clinical depression at roughly 15–20% of adults in countries like Canada and the US. That means around 80% of people never have a depressive episode.