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That's why it's so significant that many celebrities have come forward to share how they deal with their own dark thoughts. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson recently opened up about his own battle with depression, proving that there's nothing "unmanly" about expressing feelings of sadness. Ryan Reynolds recently revealed that his upbeat, comic persona is a self-defense mechanism for some very serious anxiety issues. James Marsden talked about the importance of not bottling up your feelings. And in an interview with Best Life, 13 Reason Why actor Ross Butler, who stars in a hit show that directly deals with teen suicide, shared how he overcomes feelings of loneliness and fear.

The point is that everyone, no matter how bright and shiny their lives may look on the outside, struggles with these issues. As people grappled with the news about Bourdain, celebrities took to Twitter to share tributes about the celebrity chef and post the number of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. On Reddit, which actually offers a lot of support for people suffering from depression, users shared their favorite video of Bourdain, one that really captured his generosity, humor, wit, and ability to see the beauty in ordinary things.

A suicide prevention megathread developed, inviting people who have been on the brink of suicide to share what made them change their minds. You can read some of the stories culled from this thread below. After all, we can tell you about 12 Suicide Warning Signs Hidden in Plain Sight and the many Ways Your Loved Ones May Be Hiding Their Depression, but nothing is quite like hearing from people who have been at the edge of the abyss and found their way back.

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