Depression doesn’t care if
you’re Black or White, Hispanic or Asian
It doesn’t care if
your clothes cost fifty cents or five-hundred dollars
Depression doesn’t care if
you’re popular or not
It doesn’t care how
pretty you are inside or out
Depression doesn’t care how
old or young you are
It doesn’t care if
you have kids, grandkids, nieces or nephews
Depression doesn’t care how
much you weigh, if you’re skinny or fat
It doesn’t care how
much or little makeup you wear
Depression doesn’t care how
many possessions you have
It doesn’t mind if
you’re illiterate or a genius
Depression doesn’t care
what religion you practice or who you worship
It doesn’t care what
kind of movies you like to watch
Depression doesn’t discriminate