在菲律宾，男性自杀率居高不下，占死亡人数的80%，但由于社会污名化，他们很少寻求心理健康支持。Richardson Mojica是一位心理健康倡导者，自二十多岁起就与自杀念头和精神疾病作斗争，他分享了自己寻求帮助的个人经历以及脆弱性带来的挑战，尤其是作为长子。 AI
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菲律宾男性自杀危机凸显心理健康污名化
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振作起来，崩溃：剖析菲律宾男性自杀危机
Richardson Mojica is no stranger to thoughts of ending it all. The 40-year-old university professor and mental health advocate was diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder and depression in his early 20s. He finds fulfilment in his job, yet suicidal ideation …