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Will you be stronger or weaker after your troubles?

Hello everyone.
When your mental health has been broken down through depression or due to certain circumstances in life, do you think you'll be an emotionally stronger person at the end of it or even more fragile than you already was? I guess what I'm getting at is the "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" statement, which of course is not true but nevertheless, after experiencing the worst of the worst, being at the bottom of the pit, do you think if you ever get your mental health back on track, you'll be mentally stronger than you were before?
I'm guessing it's down to the individual as everyone is different but do you think it's possible to be emotionally stronger due to having been at your lowest? It's sort of like physical punishment right? You get beaten to the floor and simply can't take another hit, but once you recover, you've been to that position before so you're a bit more prepared for it.
This is probably a bit of a pointless post but I just wanted an incite into what you think. So in a nutshell, do you think in the future you'd be stronger or even more delicate than you are now?
When your mental health has been broken down through depression or due to certain circumstances in life, do you think you'll be an emotionally stronger person at the end of it or even more fragile than you already was? I guess what I'm getting at is the "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" statement, which of course is not true but nevertheless, after experiencing the worst of the worst, being at the bottom of the pit, do you think if you ever get your mental health back on track, you'll be mentally stronger than you were before?
I'm guessing it's down to the individual as everyone is different but do you think it's possible to be emotionally stronger due to having been at your lowest? It's sort of like physical punishment right? You get beaten to the floor and simply can't take another hit, but once you recover, you've been to that position before so you're a bit more prepared for it.
This is probably a bit of a pointless post but I just wanted an incite into what you think. So in a nutshell, do you think in the future you'd be stronger or even more delicate than you are now?
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Interested to hear what others opinions though :yes:
sure I guess so