Gaga posts about Mental Health Awareness Month on her Instagram story

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1 minute ago, Bobbylon said:

I’m just joking ❤️

Sorry, there are too many people who are serious when they say things like that lol

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some of y'all should not be complaining about mental health discussions... 

 

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2 minutes ago, KatieJudasGaga4 said:

Mental Health Awareness is more important to talk about than an album. 

These comments are so annoying.

You're right, Mental Health Awareness is more important to talk about than an album. As someone who is mentally ill and very informed and aware, I personally have no interest in seeing Gaga post about it. Don't take my facetious humor as disrespect

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24 minutes ago, LOVE JUNKIE said:

Unless 'Mental Health Awareness Month' is a bonus track on CHROMATICA I'm gonna have to pass

Raising awareness for mental health issues is unequivocally more important then releasing an album. If you're that impatient for new music, I suggest you stay away from threads that may disinterest you instead leaving redundant comments that are completely irrelevant/dismissive of the topic at hand.

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Just now, WholesomeOOf said:

Raising awareness for mental health issues is unequivocally more important than an album. If you're that impatient, I suggest you  leave the site and stop leaving redundant comments that are completely irrelevant to the topic at hand.

See my above post. Never said raising awareness for mental health issues wasn't unequivocally more important than an album

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1 minute ago, LOVE JUNKIE said:

You're right, Mental Health Awareness is more important to talk about than an album. As someone who is mentally ill and very informed and aware, I personally have no interest in seeing Gaga post about it. Don't take my facetious humor as disrespect

Out of genuine curiosity, why?

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This is the most liked comment on her post, pretty funny:

you dont know how many pain you give for every monster in this moment.
If really the "mental health" care you, literally you hadnt posponed the album. With the quarantine all of us have a ansiety attack and i know that you dont care. I really feel bad with this. Sorry

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Just now, LOVE JUNKIE said:

You're right, Mental Health Awareness is more important to talk about than an album. As someone who is mentally ill and very informed and aware, I personally have no interest in seeing Gaga post about it. Don't take my facetious humor as disrespect

If you have no interest in Gaga posting about it (and you were the first one to comment), why did you comment?

You obviously made people feel a certain way judging by other members reactions.

And yes your comment was very disrespectful, no matter if it was a joke or not.

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Wow some of the comments. If awards could be given to most selfish attitudes, half of the members on here would go home winners. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and some of ya’ll making this about the album—what else is new. It’s been 7 weeks of quarantine and you’d think people would learn to be more humble. Gaga doesn’t owe us anything; let her do her thing. At least she’s using her time to help others. Some people on here could learn a thing or two if they actually tried to be more kind and less self-absorbed.

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34 minutes ago, LOVE JUNKIE said:

See my above post. Never said raising awareness for mental health issues wasn't unequivocally more important than an album

If you're disinterested in a certain thread or topic, then perhaps don't comment.

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For many people, Chromatica is one of the only things people have to look forward to during these next few months. The only thing that will distract them from their anxiety/depression. Gaga has played a pivitol role in the mental health of millions, especially queer youth. I find it disappointing she won’t take the opportunity to use her art to heal others. Put your money where your mouth is; release Rain On Me and donate 75% of proceeds to a mental health organization.

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1 minute ago, Modern Ecstasy2 said:

Out of genuine curiosity, why?

I totally support her doing it, just not something I care to see.

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1 minute ago, LOVE JUNKIE said:

I totally support her doing it, just not something I care to see.

I’m curious to know why though - especially as a fellow person who identified as having mental illness.

But if you don’t feel like elaborating, I respect that.

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Y'all are a mess

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This might be triggering so beware but I'm just trying to show a different perspective. 

Imagine a bunch of little monsters throwing letters on the stage telling her about how they cut themselves and her music helps them through the pain. What kind of person would Gaga be if she didn't do something to help those poor souls crying out for help. 

I've had mental health problems and I had them for a long time while I was a fan of Gaga. Her music did help me through my pain and I'm grateful that she's prioritising mental health awareness. How can she go back on stage and read those letters again when she has the ability to help those people right now. 

Try to put yourself in Gaga's shoes and think about why this matters to her so much.