r/getting_over_it↗
Overcoming depression together
Supporting each other in conquering depression, anxiety, trauma, doubt, and apathy. A positive community dedicated to overcoming our problems.
38k subscribers172 posts / mo in Sep 2026156 authors / mosince 2010
r/getting_over_it has 38k members (+5.5% over the last 12 months). It gets about 172 posts a month from 156 people. Top topics: Depression in College Students, Failed Classes and Career Struggles.
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- Depression in College Students0.7%
- Failed Classes0.3%
- Career Struggles0.3%
- Comfort Reads & Mental Health0.2%
- Motivation Issues0.2%
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