Professor: Millennials have mental health problems from 2016 election

RedAlertPolitics ^ | 04/06/2017 | Siraj Hashmi

[ForYourChildren]

After Donald Trump won the presidency in November, liberal college students were pretty upset as they took part in cry-ins, walkouts, and marches. However, a psychiatry professor at Michigan State University believes that a lot of millennials upset with the election results are now developing mental health problems.

Dr. Farha Abbasi, who’s an expert on mental health post-election, told the Spartan Newsroom that for some millennials are becoming more anxious as they struggle with their identities while depression is worsening for others.

“Millennials are already facing a lot of challenges,” Abbasi said, explaining that between living during wars in the Middle East, a major recession, rising tuition costs, few employment opportunities, and crippling debt can really take their toll on mental health.

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[VideoPaul]

Lemme guess, professor...the 2016 election should be reversed lest we have massive mental illness among snowflakes?

[NJRighty]

...rising tuition costs...

What nerve listing that as a reason for students' mental health problems. Tell your school to stop increasing tuition. No wait, that would cut into your compensation and benefits.

[ForYourChildren]

"Just order and leave. That way they call the name a few times then get stuck with it."

Funny.

[caww]

.....”Professor:... Millennials have mental health problems from 2016 election”.....

They had mental health issues ‘BEFORE’ the 2016 election. Universities like Berkley explain alot!

[Lopeover]

They had mental health problems before the election. It is difficult enough to live in the complex world, but to live it without faith is hell.

[tinyowl]

"It is not only Millennials. There are a lot of Freepers whining and crying about Trump's missile attack on Syria. "

While rational arguments can be made for or against the bombing depending on how you view the situation in Syria and who you think is responsible for the chem attacks, I agree that it has been freepcipitating freepflakes around here since the missile strikes.

[af_vet_1981]

Now that is funny

[Delta 21]

Then you put some of this on it.

[xp38]

generation snowflake

[Paladin2]

Sure. Because -> Professors.

[CincyRichieRich]

Need gif of crying girl.

[CincyRichieRich]

Need gif of crying girl.

[D_Idaho]

Public education is the cause. Progress can never be halted without damage to the delicate progressive psyches. It hurts too much!

[eyedigress]

ping

[clamper1797]

Millennials had (and still have) severe mental health issues LONG before the election

[Jyotishi]

The election simply exposed their mental health problems.

[A Navy Vet]

"Dr. Farha Abbasi, who’s an expert on mental health post-election, told the Spartan Newsroom that for some millennials are becoming more anxious as they struggle with their identities while depression is worsening for others. Millennials are already facing a lot of challenges,” Abbasi said, explaining that between living during wars in the Middle East, a major recession, rising tuition costs, few employment opportunities, and crippling debt can really take their toll on mental health."

I was going to address each stupid assertion, but figured I would be talking to another doctorate degree that has over thunk every thing in life. This guy reminds me of Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory who is a math genius but knows nothing of real life. I never knew there is an expert on post election mental health. Is there a cure besides a whack upside the head? What next? Doctorates in Safe Place Management? Masters in Confused and Egocentric Psychology?

I'm thinking what is needed in every public school from grades 6-12 is: I AM WORTHY 101, subtitled NO I'M NOT A DUMBASS. Elective could be: I KNOW STUFF, and CARE ABOUT ME 102.

[Rodm]

Millennials have mental health problems from Public Education

[Farmer Dean]

My parents did their best to give me a disciplined mind.It’s the best thing to have when adversity comes knocking at your door.

[blueplum]

cool! History of mental illness auta blow quite a few future background checks. Sign ‘em up quick!