Theism is literally childish

[John V]

Alpha Male,  there is no shame of admitting you were wrong about mental illness.  Most people approach to it is wrong.

I'm not wrong. I've supported my view - see the links above. People's actions can contribute to depression.

No one wishes mental illness, just like no one wishes to have been gay.  Yet both are condemned in my view to a degree, but acting harshly to either is wrong. 

Acknowledging the truth isn't "acting harshly," and it's a lot better than allowing people to bury their head in the sand and not try to change.

If I said that exercising tends to help prevent or eliminate depression:
- would you say I'm wrong?
- if not, would you say my statement was harsh?

If not, then why is talking about stress, toxic relationships or substance abuse different?