Is there a cure for sadness?

@Suzianne said
You're the one that made a clan/club so you could gather them close to your bosom.

@divegeester said
Do you imagine people “sucking up to me” in that clan forum and then imagine me not denigrating them?

@Suzianne said
Don't ask me, man, it's your delusion.

Ok, now you're boring me.

@Lionel-Hutz said
I mean neither depression nor 'feeling low'.

What I mean is hardcore, deep, constant sadness. That shadow living in the border between ennui and despair.

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@Lionel-Hutz said
I mean neither depression nor 'feeling low'.

What I mean is hardcore, deep, constant sadness. That shadow living in the border between ennui and despair.

@AttilaTheHorn said
"When gripping griefs the heart doth wound
And doleful dumps the mind oppress,
Then music with her silver sound
With speedy help doth lend redress."
-- Shakespeare (Romeo and Juliet, Act 4, Sc. 5)

@moonbus said
No, there is no cure, in the sense of becoming immune to it. One will always be a risk of sadness, because sadness is part of the human condition. Just as one will always be at risk of disappointment, injury, and death. To be human is be vulnerable. However, one can learn to not let sadness be the ruling principle of one’s life.

“The fruit of life is not happiness, but experience.” Arthur Schopenhauer

@Soothfast said
Heh. Depends on the music. Some kinds can crush a good mood like a kick in the teeth.