How can we share pillow of depression

Here my comment to @wakeupkitty which writes for commenting @solperez post.
Maybe this isn't a comment. It's just a feeling I wanted to express because I was mentioned, and even without a mention, I can still respond as a way for us to communicate with each other. Communication is essential in an ecosystem to grow stronger. We know that without togetherness, we become weaker. We inevitably have to face the reality which is sometimes bitter and unpleasant.

Stay strong and face reality. It does require emotional and mental resilience. Every problem always has alternative solutions, whether standard or extreme. It depends on our perspective and then our decision to take. Of course, every step we take will have consequences. But believe that wherever we go, we will meet at one point. Even if we make decisions left or right, there will be times when it seems like the decision made makes no difference. Perhaps the challenge is that extreme decisions will also have extreme consequences, just as slow and standard steps will have a gentler impact.

Running a Steemit account requires patience, which sometimes feels like it almost destroys our patience. When we post and get few responses, upvotes, or payouts, it can sometimes feel painful. But now I see it as I did when I first started posting. At that time, there were no upvotes, no comments. Or maybe it was because no one was reading except me.

Now I'm grateful to be able to interact with friends I've never met. I've never communicated in person, and we only interact on Steemit. Interacting through comments, we use this as a form of communication, even though it tends to be delayed. It could be that when I read a post and then comment, it's at a different time, so I can't respond immediately. Likewise, when you reply or react, I'm already asleep. As a result, we communicate on a delayed basis.
But thanks to blockchain, we can now connect, unshackled by nationality. We can cross continents and share with each other.
However, then we also wonder why we share our depression pillows?
After all, each of us has our own problems and challenges. We can't necessarily solve our own, so why share them with others?

The Great of Us

This is what an ecosystem is all about. All parties are involved in a mutually beneficial relationship. We can share our problems, and who knows, there might be alternative solutions. This is all thanks to communication between members.

At Steemit, we are working hard to build, even though we sometimes feel tired and can even feel close to despair. Only through encouragement from friends can we gain insight into how to overcome problems. However, it all depends on the decisions we make.

Perhaps another problem is that within any ecosystem, there are always those with negative traits that can be destructive. All of this serves as a reminder for us. We still need to be cautious. But behind it all, there will be good people who will also help us. So it's natural for us to take sides. It's up to us whether we choose to support the devil or the angel.

Or we can make our own decisions because, as free humans, we have free will. I still remember watching the film "Devil's Advocate," where one of the scenes depicted suicide as a choice for humans with free will.

But I believe that when we choose to leave the community, we will eventually encounter the same or equivalent problems in a different form. So perhaps let's face them together and join hands.
If Steem's current low value means we still can't do anything, it's a good idea to continue working without considering Steem's price. Consider receiving rewards as a bonus for your work. After all, we also manage many other accounts on other social media platforms. Creating a status on Twitter, Facebook, or other platforms also requires time and energy. So let's keep moving forward, keeping our big dreams alive.