When You’re Sad Talk About It, Farewell Robin Williams

He’s been working for four decades, making people laugh, making people cry, entertaining and making us all feel good inside ultimately. But little did we know Robin Williams is battling sadness to the extreme. Just a month after he checked himself back in the rehab to treat his depression that’s creeping in again. Unfortunately, his sadness was way too deep that it was not treated that he have to take his own life.

He must have felt the same as he said in one of his movies World’s Greates Dad,he felt so alone that he felt he has noting to live for anymore. “I used to think the worst thing in life was to end up all alone. It’s not. The worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel all alone.”

There’s one big lesson to learn about his death though, that the world should talk about, about suicide and depression and being selfish and self-contained.

When someone decides to take his own life , it takes a lot of courage and cowardliness behind it. Courage because you would rather take the pain of a slow death, feeling your own life leaving you. Coward because you gave up on life and having the chance to live it to the fullest and winning and dying in a less dreadful manner.

While the family of Robin Williams wishes to not discuss much on how he died, I think it is important that it is discussed so there will be no losses like him anymore. That people should always make time for every people in the world and not be a stranger. When someone feels sad, immediately talk to him/her and ask. He may just need someone to talk to to release and get it out of his system. He just need one person to listen, to assure him that he is important,that he is loved.

When you are sad, talk about it, don’t avoid it.  Find someone to talk about what makes you sad.  Or shout it out on the internet!  You may get silly responses but I’m sure one will come out to be really sincere to hear you out and chat it out.

I will miss Robin Williams and the missing will get worst as apparently there are four movies to be released starring him The Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (3rd installment of the Night at the Museum movies) is supposed to be released December 19! 20th Century Fox had also been developing a sequel to Williams’ 1993 hit “Mrs. Doubtfire,” though the actor had yet to read a script. Then there’s Merry Friggin Christmas to be shown this Holidays and Boulevard.

Farewell Robin Williams! I pray your soul to be happy now wherever you are. May you rest in peace.

Btw, What is your favorite Robin Williams movie? Mine is BiCentennial Man and Patch Adams.