It doesn’t matter if you have a swimming pool in your backyard and all the wealth of the world or are struggling to get a roof on your head, no one is immune to the reach of depression. Dark cloud can fly on someone, who can have everything that is beneficial to him, successful, successful, reputation and support of family and friends-and make him feel sympathy. Seeing absolutely nothing. The mental health conditions this year of the pandemic, and are obviously depressed regardless of discrimination. The most powerful, most passionate people you know can collapse into the feeling of nothingness, while offering a brave appearance. Pop star Lady GagaThe new interview about her war with depression repeated the same heartbreaking feelings. In a Gaga style, telling all interviews with Billboard magazine, Singer Rain On Me has opened up her struggle with depression over the past few years. “I don’t want to be myself …” The extremely talented singer and the Grammy winner 11 times have quite spoken about her mental health journey. I used to wake up in the morning, and I will realize myself as ‘Lady Gaga.’ And then I became very depressed and sad, and I didn’t want to be myself. I felt threatened by what my career was brought into my life and the speed of my life, the 34 -year -old singer told the magazine. Lady Gaga also clarified the way her struggle played a key role in creating her latest ‘Chromatica’ album, in an interview with People. “I spent a lot of time in the situation of Catatonic just didn’t want to do anything. And in the end, I slowly started creating music and telling my story through my recording, singer Note. In her life, I could not turn the switch back, Gaga Gaga also shared in Billboard’s interview that she was afraid to leave the house and spend days smoking and crying, wanting to turn on the switch in her back. Regarding the way she struggled with therapy to raise the foggy, she said that I had peeled off all the classes of onions in the therapy. Remember … Lady Gaga’s story is a reminder that you can fight mental health conditions and find your way home, little by little. Make yourself better. Your empty laughter, how you react to grief, the way you feel nothing with all your success and how you act in public to compensate for the paralyzed pain you feel in.
