Norwich mental health advert | MUST WATCH

[dptaboi]

the fact that we did not expect the ending only shows that there is a problem

[MASmeinezeit]

There was one guy in our village. 3 to 4 years older than me, like my oldest brother. When we grew older he always greeted and talked with me. Super nice. Evwn though we actually weren't really close. Tbh when we were younger we had nothing to do with each other.

I didnt see it back then but... one day I heard he took his life... Since he always approached me and was so nice and open I would never expected this.

RIP Jan...

[Gurnerman]

I had an old school friend who sadly took his own life really nice guy did two tours in Afghanistan came back to became a fireman had a young family wife kids showed no signs at all and he was found hung. Please reach out to someone guys you have lots of people who would miss you

[heyvsaucemichaelhere]

Very powerful ad, you can never be sure what someone is feeling

[carsonmontz]

Ive never seen an ad i loved until now.

[Hellojesshere]

From someone that has experienced suicide and mental in my family I can say this is 100% true it can be anyone either they look the brightest or look the most down you can never know who might be the next victim of suicide.

[chancemartin]

I'm like the guy on the right on the outside but left inside this one got me

[AngelArtists]

I'm not afraid to say that I cried after seeing this the first time. I didn't expect that at all. So powerful. We seem to forget that whilst we are complaining about what we have, & haven't got & how bad we think our own lives are, that we forget there are many out there that are going through REAL struggles.

[kamerad_savk_cem]

Sehr traurig. Mich hat das Video sehr mitgenommen, weil ich genau so leide wie der nette Mann Rechts. 😢 Ich drücke all den Menschen die Daumen, dass die ihre psychische Krankheit in den Griff kriegen... 🍀🙏🏻

[Zandezz.]

I’ve seen this video multiple times and everytime without fail I find myself uncontrollably sobbing after it

[dreworyan]

I cry everytime I see this pop up. I am both men.

I’ve lost a lot of people like the right man. Depression has no face, race or gender. Stay strong everyone 🖤

[KoroiTuima]

Just remember a star shines the brightest ✨️ when it's about to die

[kcu]

Thats perfect... Thats how it looks like. Thank You for showing that, for create that advert. Really great job.

[gamerlatea]

This is so eye-opening, thank you for making this. And I didn’t expect the ending, because I was the typical guy on the left type of depresses, not caring about anything anymore, no one checking up on me, always feeling terrible. I never bothered to fake being okay, because nobody cared either way, if I was presenting happy or sad. And I was miserable. I still am, 15 years later, but hey. I’m here.

[NathanZahn-usgx]

It’s always the happy person the one who hides everything the one who u go omfg how was it him he was the best of us

[DavidDavid-fsxo]

I think I'm one of very few men to admit his emotions. I cry, I'll cry over silly things like the soaps. I talk and admit I'm weak, blokes please don't be afraid of talking!!

[christopherbustin]

Having worked in mental health for many years we see what gets called smiling depression regularly. A lot of people are at their happiest right before they take their lives as they have come to terms with the finality and are just happily saying their goodbyes. Be aware of changes in those you know especially if they seem a lot happier than usual as it may be they are on the cusp of ending the sadness so are for once happy.

[nikokaoja]

Stay strong my brother
Dont u give up man
U have a purppose ❤

[andyasdf]

Wow what a powerful advert. I remember in the 90s we used to do some pretty hard-hitting awareness videos and adverts like this. The Red Cross one is another brilliant example, if you haven't seen it yet

[oldandnew]

Heartbreaking. The masking is difficult sometimes to see through. Xx